December 21, 2025

Rogan’s episode with Wes Huff exposed large numbers of people to Christian/ biblical apologetics. His previous episode with Stephen Meyers exposed similar numbers to the arguments for God’s existence by one of the prominent thinkers in the field. Meyers is a fellow at the discovery institute and holds a PHD in philosophy of science. He has written extensively on apologetics, his books: “Signature in the Cell,” “Darwins Doubt,” and most recently “Return of the God Hypothesis,” are well argued and have caused considerable discussion. Meyers has also contributed to many other volumes, including “Four views on creation evolution and intelligent design.” While discussing Meyers and social media another key moment should be mentioned in addition to his appearance on Rogan. Meyers has debated the famous sceptic Michael Schermer many times but in a recent debate hosted by Bryan Callen Meyers seemed to have completely stumped Schermer regarding how math demonstrates the existence of God. The moment has been cut and shared many times, but I recommend watching the whole video. 

Both Huff and Meyers have seen significant growth in their exposure due to their appearances on Rogan and now many other platforms. This has done a great deal to restore the cultural credibility of faith. This is key especially given the current social climate. These however are not nearly the only individuals who have contributed to the cultural awareness of Christian truth. Several public intellectuals and social media personalities have recently expressed interest in Christianity. This adds a practical element to the discussion especially as we consider the reasoning given by these same public figures and intellectuals. I would encourage you to do some research and see who some of these are and why they changed their minds about Christianity.

To see the Stephen Meyers interview on Rogan search “Stephen Meyers Joe Rogan” To see the Meyers Schermer debate search “Meyers Schermer Byan Callen”

These videos may help you share faith with a friend or co-worker or family member especially if that person has some familiarity with the Joe Rogan Podcast. 

~ Kevin Cleary