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My Top 5 Bible Study Resources for Understanding Difficult Passages

What are the best Bible study resources to help you understand difficult verses, text-critical issues, and the background of Scripture? Some people have asked me for my top recommendations for different kinds of Bible study resources that you can use to help in your Bible study, especially when you come across a text you don’t […]

What Does the Bible Say About Trees

In the Midwest, we have all 4 distinct seasons. Now is one of my favorite seasons, fall. The fall colors can be amazing, with reds, yellows, and oranges. We have many different kinds of trees: hardwoods, softwoods, fruit trees, and some evergreen trees. God uses trees as a symbol in the Bible that every person can relate to, […]

Euthanasia: Life Is Not Disposable

A story from the Netherlands is shocking the world: a two-year-old child was euthanized at the end of 2025. What happened? This young child was born prematurely with a long list of health issues, such as: premature birth leading to sepsis infections, brain damage, periventricular leukomalacia—which itself caused spastic cerebral palsy—and the child also suffered […]

The Fine-Grained Historicity of Acts – Part 3

Last year, I published a lengthy essay titled “The Book of Acts is High-Resolution Reportage,” in which I documented and discussed no less than forty undesigned coincidences between Acts and the first four epistles found in our New Testament – i.e., Romans, the Corinthian letters, and Galatians. Cumulatively, this class of evidence supports the historicity of […]

Proclaiming Christianity’s Exclusivity

*Note: This article is a follow-up to Dr. Brian Chilton’s article about Christian orthodoxy and a prior article on other religions. Despite what historical revisionists claim, the United States has historically been governed with a foundation of Christian ideology since it was founded. The case for Christianity as a centerpiece of America’s revolution from British rule […]

The Fine-Grained Historicity of Acts – Part 2

Last year, I published a lengthy essay titled “The Book of Acts is High-Resolution Reportage,” in which I documented and discussed no less than forty undesigned coincidences between Acts and the first four epistles found in our New Testament – i.e., Romans, the Corinthian letters, and Galatians. Cumulatively, this class of evidence supports the historicity of […]

The Fine-Grained Historicity of Acts – Part 1 

Last year, I published a lengthy essay titled “The Book of Acts is High-Resolution Reportage,” in which I documented and discussed no less than forty undesigned coincidences between Acts and the first four epistles found in our New Testament – i.e., Romans, the Corinthian letters, and Galatians. Cumulatively, this class of evidence supports the historicity of […]

ROAR’ing Through Stranger Things

[Editor’s Note: This blog reviews the entire Stranger Things series. Spoilers ahead.] The ashes are still settling from the death of the Stranger Things hype following the colossal disappointment of an ending. And yet, the series will live on and continue to grow in fandom (especially as its spinoffs are released). Yeah, the ending was […]

How to Talk to Muslims About Jesus

Respectful Muslim Engagement Something that many Christians struggle with but rarely talk about is how to begin conversations about Jesus with our Muslim friends, neighbors, or co-workers. If you’ve ever felt unsure about how to start, you’re not alone. I recently spoke with Abdu Murray, a former Muslim turned Christian apologist, on the Apologetics Guy […]