My Yiddish-speaking parents were communists. They believed that socialist revolution held the key to a better world, and they poured their lives out in support of what they called ‘the progressive movement.’ They loved music. My dad used to be a cantor in the U.S. Army and as a youngster he sang in Cantor Yossele Rosenblatt’s […]
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We have asked the question, “Does God Exist?” question to hundreds of college students. I talk about some of the results in this clip here.
The Messiah promised in John 10 that we can have an abundant life in Him. But for most of us, we simply find it to be unattainable. Part of the challenge is we have “functional” saviors in the place of the true Savior.… Continue reading →
The Maccabees were mightily used by the God of Israel to bring military deliverance to Jacob’s children. From weakness they were made strong, they became mighty in war and put foreign armies to flight (Hebrews 11:34). Barely two centuries later Messiah Yeshua walked the thorn-covered trails of Galilee, bearing chain-breaking gifts of light, healing, deliverance […]
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In this clip, I talk about the results of our apologetic outreaches on college campuses here in Columbus, Ohio. I discuss some of the reasons students do think God exists and whether they are adequate or not.
Here we discuss to the common saying “”I am Spiritual, but not Religious.” This has become all the rage and is a very popular alternative spirituality. In their recent book Good Faith: Being a Christian When Society Thinks You’re Irrelevant… Continue reading →
The problem of hell is one of the most common objections people have to our faith. Many people think our message is simply a message about the afterlife. There are so many misunderstandings. There are biblical issues, philosophical issues and… Continue reading →
In a older article called The Gospels as Historical Testimony, author Paul Merkley says the following: The question is this: on what basis do we generally believe what a historical testimony tells us? The answer is: we believe when and… Continue reading →
Just this week, we had the privilege of interviewing James Warner Wallace who has been one of the most active and creative apologists over the last several years. He has published a series of books using his detective skills and… Continue reading →
On many occasions, while doing some outreach on a major college campus, one objection that comes up quite a bit is the “I Can’t See God!” objection. In other words, how can we expect people to trust in a being… Continue reading →
