Posts with the category “apologetics”

Our world is filled with false teachers. As lyrically expressed by Martin Luther, “This world is filled with devils.” It always has been (2 Cor 11:13–15; Titus 1:10–11; Jude 4). It always will be (Matt 24:11; Acts 20:29–30). Scripture warns us to “beware” of them (Matt 7:15–16; Mark 12:38).   Read More

As the world continues to reel over the events of this past week, we are witnessing what is perhaps the great awakening of this generation. There is a renewed boldness and conviction taking hold of Christians which feels reminiscent of the early church (Acts 4:31). There is a clarity and a directness to our words. The endless nuancing, caveating, qualifying, softening, and tiptoeing has suddenly been replaced with something unabashedly clear.   Read More

If someone were to ask you what God is like, what would you say? When you’re walking through the valley of shadows, no question is more pressing than this: What is God like?  Read More

Orphaned children, agonizing starvation, debilitating diseases, horrific wars, corrupt governments, abusive parents, manipulative pastors, rampant divorce, heart-wrenching miscarriages, devastating natural disasters, crushing poverty, and seemingly endless etceteras. How could someone believe that God is good when He allows such unspeakable sorrow? It’s the epitome of absurdity. If God exists, He is either powerless or cruel.  Read More

One of the most important truths of the Christian faith is that (1) there is only one God and that (2) He has eternally existed as three persons: Father, Son, Spirit.  Read More

How do we know the Bible is true? This might be the most important question a human being could ever ask.  Read More