Apologetics

As we share Jesus with others we are sometimes asked questions about the reliability of the New Testament.

In Why We Are Restless: On the Modern Quest for Contentment, Benjamin and Jenna Silber Storey approach this subject of contentment (or the lack thereof) from a unique angle.

To build a “theology of the body” I will briefly highlight seven of the key building blocks of this doctrine.

There is much the modern church can learn from the ancient one. The early was not perfect, but it survived and even thrived in times like our own, and God was faithful through it all.

For our neighbors who are already convinced that Christianity is immoral and ugly, we need ways to surprise them into reevaluating their subconscious dismissal of Christianity.

Championed by the Protestant Reformers, the penal substitution model of the atonement takes its cues from …

The Reasonableness and Desirability of The Atonement, Part 2 Read More »

The atoning work of Christ is central to the Christian faith. Humanity’s fundamental problem is guilt …

The Reasonableness and Desirability of The Atonement, Part 1 Read More »

“We do not want merely to see beauty, though, God knows, even that is bounty enough. …

Pagan Virtue and Christian Persuasion: The Beautiful Read More »

Imagine apologetics that–to quote C.S. Lewis–moves us “further up and further in” the faith. Imagine apologetics …

The Augustine Way, A Review Read More »

“I don’t know man, even if you showed me a YouTube video of Jesus’s resurrection, I’m …

Surprised by Doubt, A Review Read More »

In the first part of this series, I explored how genuine acts of persuasion are always …

Pagan Virtue and Christian Persuasion: The True Read More »

The science-fiction genre, both in film and literature, has continually tried to predict what the future …

The Anxious Generation, A Review Read More »