By Bethel McGrew2022-08-26T11:31:00
Amidst the scores of young people identifying with no religious faith, can the person of Jesus speak to a suffering world? Can miracles prove God’s existence? Bethel McGrew looks at what we can learn from a recent conversation where Mikhaila Peterson, YouTube and podcast celebrity and daughter of psychologist Jordan Peterson, discusses these issues with Jon McCray, host of the YouTube channel ‘Whaddo You Meme?’.
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