Apologetics

Those who turn to science alone as a path to certain knowledge are understandably skeptical of other paths to knowledge, especially the path of faith.

The scientific method involves observing something in the world, theorizing an explanation for it, testing that theory, making additional observations, and doing more testing. The cycle continues until a reasonably reliable explanation can be made.

Hard times are part of the human condition. They come in various forms, degrees, and life stages to both the innocent and the guilty. Some […]

Here are seven reasons to believe in the resurrection, not as a wish, but as a historical event.

When you think about it, all this hurt and brokenness in the world seems like a pretty big problem for God.

When we treat kids’ questions like they matter, we open the door to transformative encounters with Jesus that we never could have planned out on our own.

The biblical definition of faith is radically different. We are called to take our trust and place it in something outside ourselves.

Hawking believed that his brain was just a computer. He did not think he was made in the image of God. He thought he was just a complex machine.

Some folks object to Christianity on the grounds that all religions are basically the same. Why should we think Christianity is the only right way when all religions offer the same moral message about loving others and being a good person?

Rather than seeing our cultural challenges today only as obstacles for our kids, I’m increasingly convinced they’re opportunities to do three things...

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the heart of Christianity. If the resurrection didn’t happen, Christianity is a mythical story offering only false hope. On the other hand, if the resurrection did happen, it’s proof that Jesus was who he claimed to be: the Son of God.

Why is Jesus' bodily resurrection so important?