Category: apologetics
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The moral reasoning behind assisted suicide is terribly wrong. James Woods offers theological wisdom here. On Feb. 6, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, who identifies as a Catholic Christian, signed a bill allowing terminally ill New York residents to end their lives through assisted suicide. Such measures are becoming increasingly…
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From my forthcoming book . . . Wisdom decrees that while we should plan on living to a ripe old age, we must simultaneously be ready to die every day. Fools do neither—they neither plan for the future nor are they ready to die every day. Rom 14:8 instructs us…
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A good friend of mine wrote Finding Jesus In The Psalms. Prior to publication, I was asked to review it and endorse it if I found it profitable. Recommended.
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A pastor reflects here on the Islamic call to prayer blasting through New York City. A sign of the troubling times we live in. No one would accept a church blasting the Apostles’ Creed over city blocks at 5 AM. No one would tolerate a synagogue projecting the Shema across…
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I was privileged to grow up in the Philippines. In 1991 Mt. Pinatubo in the central Philippines experienced a catastrophic eruption that forced the U.S. to abandon and close nearby Clark Air Base and Subic Naval Base. This powerful documentary shows what happened and how the USGS flew in to…
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Here is a powerful sermon by Timothy Paul Jones, the apologetics professor at Southern Seminary. “Live faithfully in the world-as-it-is by living for the world-as-it-will-be.” It’s a timely message for the church today.
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In my humble opinion, The Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture is the best available commentary on the market. It’s not cheap, but you get what you pay for. The Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture (ACCS) lets you explore the writings of early church fathers for yourself. Organized by the books…
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(This is from my upcoming book.) In 2005, reputable researchers Christian Smith and Melina Lundquist identified the predominate worldview among American teenagers as Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (MTD).1 They determined the creed of this worldview from interviews with 5,000 teenagers as consisting of five tenets:1 A God exists who created and…
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Andrew Walker penned an insightful article here entitled “Criticism isn’t cancellation”. He argues that American pluralism doesn’t require Christians to celebrate sin. “In French’s view, Christians shouldn’t object to this because American evangelicals need to take the log out of their eye and leave judgment to those inside the church.…
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Who was Theophilus to whom Luke addressed both his gospel and Acts? There is a fascinating video here that sheds possible light on this question. The evidence is quite convincing.
Christian Apologetics 