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Apologetics
Hidden Christmas: The Surprising Truth Behind the Birth of Christ
Christmas for many people is a difficult time. Whether it's fighting, bad memories, the death of a...
Answering Jihad A Better Way Forward by Nabeel Qureshi
The past fifteen years have seen a massive increase in conversation and debate about what Islam...
Making Sense of God: An Invitation to the Skeptical
Few authors over the past decade have exerted as much of an influence outside of the Bible as Tim Keller, Albert Mohler, and John Piper on my thinking about the Christian life and ministry. Whenever they release a new book I know I want to read it. I know in the case...
Are We Together? A Protestant Analyzes Roman Catholicism by R.C. Sproul
There are at least 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in the world – a stunning number to the unsuspecting. It would be a massive understatement to confess that Rome has had and continues to have a titanic influence on Western thought and culture. In recent years, some...
Every Square Inch: An Introduction to Cultural Engagement for Christians (Bruce R. Ashford)
It seems that now more than ever, the “public square” is becoming an important component of Christian living. In fact, with the rise of social media, the public square has become nearly inescapable. Cultural commentary is only a click away, as our news feeds are...
Proofs of God: Classical Arguments from Tertullian to Barth
Good Survey of Apologetics The task of doing apologetics can be a bit of a burden. Apologists devote their lives to learning the ins and outs of various arguments and how competing views think about the existence of God. Doing apologetics is meant to be a slow and...
People to be Loved: Why Homosexuality is Not Just an Issue (Preston Sprinkle)
When it comes to the conversation of same-sex attraction, we have seen a sort of “Red Rover” happening among some folks. We’ve picked our sides and dared others to come join us. The focus is on building our viewpoint, our “camp” so to speak. Along the way, when...
Covenantal Apologetics: Principles & Practices in Defense of Our Faith (K. Scott Oliphint)
Those of us interested in the subject of apologetics find ourselves normally dividing into two categories – presuppositional, interested in engaging with the presuppositions of the unbeliever, or evidential, interested in engaging with the evidence before us. Both of...
Unparalleled (Jared C. Wilson)
The challenges posted towards the exclusivity of the Christian gospel are not a new phenomenon by any means. But as our culture continues to grow post-Christian, the “Coexist” bumper stickers increase, academia starts to muddy the waters and blur the lines between...
How To Be an Atheist: Why Many Skeptics Aren’t Skeptical Enough (Mitch Stokes)
As Christians, it is difficult to sometimes know how to move the ball forward in terms of proving the existence of God among skeptical culture. We feel that in order to defend God against atheists and agnostics, we must be well-versed in the areas of science and...
Essential Evangelicalism: The Enduring Influence of Carl F. H. Henry
This year I’ve been reading Carl Henry’s massive six-volume set “God, Revelation, and Authority”. To be honest I haven’t done very well reading it thus far. I’m still in volume two but I am enjoying it. Reading it slowly has helped me to understand this great man of...
Critical Conversations: A Christian Parents’ Guide to Discussing Homosexuality with Teens
We live in a time when what once was considered right is now viewed as intolerance. Arguably, this paradigm shift in our culture is most evident when it comes to the subject of gay marriage versus biblical marriage. The recent Supreme Court decision ruling gay...
Christ or Chaos by Dan Dewitt
People today in our culture often claim that religion should be kept private. These same people are also the one’s who loudly declare their opinions about a variety of political and societal injustice. Sadly as our culture continues to move in it’s seemingly never...
Why Trust the Bible? by Greg Gilbert
Few issues pertaining to Christian theology are as under attack these days than the doctrine of Scripture. Understanding what the Bible is and how the story of Scripture relates to our lives is critical in our day. This is especially true given the rise of biblical...