Christians Have Something to Contribute: A Review of ‘Christians in Culture’
Christianity has a rich history with cultural engagement with no shortage of publications on the subject. [1] This […]
Faithfulness in the Public Square: Takeaways From Brent Leatherwood’s Carver-Barnes Lecture
As Christians, the statement “Jesus is Lord” should encompass our whole being
What Can Science Tell Us? Reflecting On a Recent Dialogue with an Agnostic Friend
Exposing scientism’s weaknesses is often a good starting point in the process of getting someone to rethink their atheism/agnosticism and, through God’s providence and direction, ultimately lead them to the truth of Christianity.
Lament, Grief, and Christian Hope
When dealing with grief, we must look beyond speculative theodicies towards something – or Someone – better.
Answering Jesus Mythicism
If Christians can begin to improve their familiarity with the history of the Gospels and arguments for their reliability, then responding to objections like those pushed by Jesus mythicists will become quite natural.
The Superiority of the Christian Story
The Christian story is not only true but also is deeply meaningful and hopeful.
Reimagining Apologetics in the Classroom
Based on my experience in the classroom, I would commend these two practical ways that teachers can participate in reimagining apologetics in their classrooms.
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