A Gracious Defense: How Do You Do It?
Sarah Flashing
April 22, 2013
Campus debates, academic conferences, scholarly journals—these are some of the places where apologetics is engaged by the Church’s well-equipped defenders.
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Why We Should Care about Doctrine
Sarah Flashing
March 21, 2013
When Dorothy Sayers wrote that the doctrines of the Church are relevant to all of life, she wasn’t stating what was obvious
The Exaltation of Jesus: More than Just a Philosopher or Prophet
Dave Jenkins
February 21, 2013
The Son of God as the focal subject in Hebrews 1:1-4 is that Son who was preexistent, became incarnate, and
The challenge of naturalism and relativism
Dave Jenkins
February 15, 2013
The book of Hebrews speaks to our contemporary context concerning philosophies that have made great inroads to the church itself.
Book Review: The Intolerance of Tolerance
Dave Jenkins
December 10, 2012
The Intolerance of Tolerance by D.A. Carson is a masterful exploration into one of the greatest cultural issues of our
Contending for the Faith
Dave Jenkins
July 21, 2012
With few words Jude in Jude 1:3-4 reveals the reason for the composition of his letter: first, he wants to
Speaking the Truth in Love and Apologetics
Dave Jenkins
July 19, 2012
The past decade or so has seen perhaps the greatest increase in information the world has ever known. The internet
Apologetics Series: Liberating Black Theology by Anthony Bradley
Jared Oliphint
May 3, 2012
Introduction “Apologetics” is a mouth full. It sounds more like a disease than a theological discipline. Although its popularity seems