Passover is here. Jewish homes are gathering for our yearly seder, the recounting of God’s deliverance from the hands of our enemies in Egypt. This is the Jewish family celebration par excellence. I have cherished childhood memories of my Ukraine-born bobbeh (Jewish grandmother) bringing out culinary masterpieces, one after another, to the festive table. […]
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History has a variety of definitions. The word “history” (derived from the Greek historia, historeō) originally referred to “learned” or “skilled” inquiry or visitation with the purpose of coming to know someone. In many cases “history” is used to distinguish reality… Continue reading →
In our weekly apologetics meeting we talk to the premier Messianic Apologist , Dr. Michael Brown. His nationally syndicated radio show, The Line of Fire, airs throughout the United States. He regularly contributes articles to the Christian news platform the… Continue reading →
In this clip, we interview Dr. Clay Jones. Dr. Jones holds a doctor of ministry degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and is visiting scholar at Talbot Seminary. Dr. Jones is author of Why Does God Allow Evil?: Compelling Answers’… Continue reading →
Justin Best of the popular J. Breezy YouTube channel (formerly Christian
Truthers) said he is “questioning the authenticity of the NT [New
Testament] and the existence of a historical ‘Jesus’ character.” This
article will look at and answer some of his claims.
Spring is at the door, and both Passover and the Israeli elections are upon us. Time to remember Moses and Aaron, the dynamic duo who delivered the Jewish people from Egyptian bondage by signs, wonders and persistent obedience to YHVH the God of Israel. The most dramatic of God’s power manifestations in Egypt were […]
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Why do many people struggle with the existence of God? Perhaps because they don’t know the nature of the object they are investigating. After all, the nature of the object determines how you come to know which approach to take… Continue reading →
Here are some thoughts by Alister McGrath on things that go beyond our experience: ” Let’s develop an issue that has been important in recent debates between Christians and atheists. Is it rational to believe in something that lies beyond our… Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered why so many of us confuse the relationship between evangelism and apologetics? I talk about this in this podcast which supplements this comment by Mark Denver. “People mistake apologetics for evangelism. Like the activities we’ve considered above,… Continue reading →
In this apologetics clip, we interview Dr. Timothy McGrew, professor of philosophy at Western Michigan University. He has taught there the past 25 years. Dr. McGrew is responsible for the online library of historical apologetics. He has contributed to Blackwell Companion of Natural Theology… Continue reading →
