Are you having a hard time dealing with your doubts?
By Jason Jimenez
Have you ever doubted what you believe as a Christian?
The truth is, we all have. Every Christian (including your pastor) has had doubts. Even legends like John the ...
Satan at the Grammy’s?
J.R. Klein (Josh Klein)
The Grammy’s have long been a cultural symbol of transgression. The goal of the Grammy’s used to be to celebrate the best music artists in the world. It was an awards ...
When Science Becomes a Religion
By Bob Perry
Science, and the technology it breeds, is a dominating force in our culture. Understandably so. Science has extended our lives and made them more comfortable. It promises to do more ...
Thoughts on Musician Plumb’s Deconstruction
How many times have you heard me cry out
"God please take this"?
How many times have you given me strength to
Just keep breathing?
Oh I need you,
God I need you now.
Though I ...
Book Review: The Magna Carta Of Humanity
By Luke Nix
The Magna Carta of Humanity: Sinai's Revolutionary Faith and The Future of Freedom
In today's world it is difficult to be online, at parties, with family, at work, or even just in ...
Can A Perfect Being Create the Imperfect?
By Al Serrato
A common challenge raised by atheists is to point out the brokenness of the world and to use it as evidence that there cannot be a God. Your God is perfect, they reason, so why did ...
The Case for an Eternal Cosmic Observer
By Brian Chilton
Modern understanding of quantum mechanics suggests that an eternal Cosmic Observer may in fact exist. If true, this holds numerous positive ramifications for arguments ...
Part 2 “When Your Opponent Cheats, What Should You do?”
By John D. Ferrer
In part one[i] we raised a question from one of our viewers in Nigeria at the contentious Islamic/Christian border there. He asked what should Christians do when the other guy ...
When Your Opponent Cheats, What Should You do?
By John D. Ferrer
You may have heard the phrase, “turnabout is fair play.” If your opponent on the soccer pitch, football field, or basketball court is illegally pushing, shoving, and elbowing ...
Who Made God?
By Bobby Conway
Have you ever found yourself in a conversation with a skeptic only to be asked in gotcha fashion, “Well, who made God?” Asking the question, “Who made God?” is like asking, “How ...
Don’t Panic: A Step by Step Approach to Teaching Kids About God
By Shanda Fulbright
It never fails. When churched kids hit a certain age, I get panicked messages from parents. They usually start with, “We’re a Christian family, but my son doesn’t want to go ...
Appearances Of Mary Vs. Jesus’ Resurrection Appearances
By Erik Manning
On the evening of April 2, 1968, a Muslim bus mechanic was working across the street from St. Mary’s Coptic Church in Zeitoun, a district of Cairo, Egypt. Suddenly, something on ...
SES president: Heretical Cambridge sermon claiming Christ had a ‘trans body’ is sign of evil in world today
By Judge Phil Ginn
‘I would much rather trust the true Christ than a blatantly false figment of someone’s misguided imagination’
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Parishioners at Trinity College ...
Can We Legislate Morality?
By Melissa Dougherty
Since the 1960s, there’s been a measurable dramatic decline in moral ethics here in the United States. Some would argue that it’s been in a general decline since the dawn ...
Can We Agree to Disagree on Predestination?
By RYAN LEASURE
At Grace Bible Church, we have a statement of faith that all members must affirm. It’s a fine statement of faith (though a little long if you ask me). And it provides a nice ...
Joshua’s Conquest and God’s Moral Consistency
By (Josh Klein)
If God is so good, why did he command the Israelites to utterly destroy everyone and everything in the Old Testament?
Is God a moral monster?[i] Particularly in the ...
Christmas: The Cure For Our Two-Storied World
By Bob Perry
Even people who don’t celebrate Christmas seem to know what it’s about — the birth of a Savior who comes to rescue us from the consequences of our rebellion against Him. Ultimately, ...
The Miracle of Christmas
By Al Serrato
Later this week, Christians throughout the world will celebrate the birth of the Savior. But to the growing number of atheists, this celebration makes little sense. Having accepted ...
Perpetua
By Michelle Johnson
Perpetua was born in Carthage (modern day Tunisia) near the end of the second century. Her family of origin was well off and when we first meet her, she is a young wife and ...
Why Apologists Need a Scout Mindset: Lessons to be Learned from Julia Galef
By Jonathan McLatchie
Have you ever wondered why some people are able to think about the world clearer, forming more balanced and nuanced views about controversial topics, than others? Have you ...
