How should we tactically handle the claim that “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence?” Is the evidenve for Christianity good enough?
Six Lessons We Can Learn From Ted Cruz’s Conversation
Ted Cruz had a conversation that, regardless of your political views, holds some great lessons for all of us.
Sermon: Daniel 4 – God’s Everlasting Dominion
Daniel 4 shows that we make much of our kingdoms, but God will not share his glory. He also ordains the ends and the means to the greatest good.
Sermon: Acts 17 – In the Culture to Evangelize the Culture
More than even before, Christians need to be able to make bridges to the gospel. Here, we look at Acts 17 where Paul, being motived by the glory of God, addresses people who didn’t have a Christian worldview.
Do You Know Why Rosa Parks Wouldn’t Give Up Her Seat? The Answer May Surprise you!
Rosa Parks was moved to action through a little know event. Find out what it was and how you could potentially motivate the next soon-to-be Rosa Parks!
Does God Have a Nose? And Do Well-Raised Children Have To Choose God?
Since the Bible is God’s word, we need to appreciate how it uses language in different styles so we can understand it correctly.
Context – The Often Forgotten Consideration When Reading Genesis 1
What was the context of Genesis 1 and how should it affect how we understand the first chapter of the Bible and creation?
Should We Get Rid Of “Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin”?
Is it time to get rid of the old phrase “love the sinner, hate the sin”? Should Christians even hate other people’s sin?
Did God Create The Universe Five Seconds Ago?
(This will be the first in a series of posts about God and Creation.) It’s […]
3 Problems That Result From Having “Love Your Neighbor” As Your Highest Moral Principle
Where does “loving our neighbor” fit with loving our God? And how does it fit with submitting to the authority of the Bible?