The Problem of Evil
By Al Serrato
One of the most common challenges to the Christian worldview is the problem of evil. We see evil all around us; we need to do little more than pick up a newspaper or watch the ...
The Christmas Story – Beyond Apologetics
By Mikel Del Rosario
Experiencing the Christmas Story
Every December, I see a couple of approaches to Jesus’ birth on Christian blogs: Articles that approach the Christmas story from the ...
Why Do Christians Tend to Align With “Conservative” Economics?
By Luke Nix
Introduction
A while back, I saw an intriguing question on social media from a person who is in the middle of a worldview transition. This person is concerned about why so many ...
The Genuine Saint Nicholas
By Brian Chilton
It may surprise you to discover that there really is a Santa Claus! The Santa Claus figure was taken from a genuine person of history. His name was Saint Nicholas of Myra. ...
7 Legit Reasons Why So Many Kids are Bored by Church
By Natasha Crain
Last Sunday, our church did its annual multilingual service, with three congregations—Mandarin-speaking, Spanish-speaking, and English-speaking—all coming together for ...
Was the Deity of Christ A Legendary Development?
By Ryan Leasure
Skeptics of all stripes vehemently deny the deity of Christ. Besides their a priori commitment to philosophical naturalism, a major argument they put forth is that the earliest ...
Was Jesus Married?
By Mikel Del Rosario
Every Christmas and Easter, I tend to get into conversations about Jesus with people who see Christianity differently. But I’ve also found that even Christians can ask ...
20 Things Christians Can Create to Share Truth With Others
By Jeremy Linn
The Apologetics world is filled with truth-infused books and lectures, many of which have made a lasting impact on people. But in a culture that's dominated by entertainment ...
Bethlehem To Bedlam
By Bob Perry
If Christmas is supposed to be about "Peace on Earth," why all the chaos and stress at this time of year? It started when we, through an ironic accident of language, warped ...
A Neglected Proof for the Resurrection – The Sign of Jonah
By Erik Manning
When arguing for the resurrection of Jesus, Christian apologists often make a historical case for the empty tomb and the appearances of Jesus that occurred after his death. I’d ...
One Woman’s Quest for Straight Answers from Public Health Organizations
By Terrell Clemmons
After three years' research on traumatic brain injuries he'd seen in prematurely deceased football players, Dr. Bennet Omalu wrote a paper in 2005 detailing his findings on ...
45 Quotes About Relativism vs. Truth
By Luke Nix
"When it comes to truth, the outcome affects not only individuals but nations and even civilizations. What starts looking like a small abstract issue ends with titanic, public ...
What a Non-Christian Taught Me about the Gospel
By Dr. Dave Oldham
A number of years ago, a young woman came to our church for counseling and talked to me. She poured out her story of disappointment with her husband’s unfaithfulness, his ...
Did Paul really change his tactics after Athens and begin to take a dim view of apologetics?
By Erik Manning
Some Christians have argued that apologetics is a waste of time. We aren’t supposed to be arguing with unbelievers; we’re just called to preach the simple gospel. If we’re ...
Reactions to John Crist’s Moral Failings Demonstrate Our Culture’s Confusion about Christianity
By Natasha Crain
News broke yesterday that popular Christian comedian and YouTuber John Crist has come forth with an admission of ongoing “sexual sin and addiction struggles” after multiple ...
Was Apollonius of Tyana a Jesus Parallel?
By Ryan Leasure
Bart Ehrman is the most popular skeptic in America today. Writing at super-sonic rates, his books seem to find their way on the New York Times Bestseller list about every other ...
LGBT activist calls for “hardball” “fight” to empty the church pews of Christians
By Wintery Knight
Previously, I blogged about how transgender activists shut down a discussion of transgender issues on a university campus in Canada. You might think that suppressing ...
A Review of Nancy Pearcey’s Saving Leonardo: A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals, and Meaning
By Terrell Clemmons
Nancy Pearcey knows the captivating power of secular ideas because she used to hold them herself. As a teenager, she rejected the religion of her childhood and embraced a ...
The Works of Jesus in the Nicene Creed
By Mikel Del Rosario
Jesus: The Essential Works
What are the essential truths Christians believing about the things Jesus did? As defenders of the faith, we need to know which beliefs about ...
Book Review: Time for Truth: Living Free in A World of Lies, Hype, and Spin
By Luke Nix
Introduction
"Time for Truth: Living Free In A World of Lies, Hype, and Spin" by Os Guinness has been on my reading list for several years now. It is a relatively short book, so I ...
