Confidence for the Christian | A Challenge for the Skeptic
How to Adapt a Story – STORYWORLD
How to Adapt a Story The world of "story" has captivated humanity since the dawn of time. The oldest known form of communication, verbal storytelling is responsible for the continuity and development of civilization from its...
Confirming the Case for Christ (Case for Christ Series)
Chapters 5 & 6 from a small group study I conducted in church on Lee Strobel's The Case for Christ. Introduction At this point in our study, we have come to observe three very important things about the case for Christ: The biblical writers were concerned...
How Do We Know the Bible’s Message Has Not Been Changed? (Case for Christ Series)
Note: This manuscript is taken directly from my current small group series at church on The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. Contextual references to the other lessons have been retained. I may publish the outlines for the previous classes as well. As we have seen in...
The Cosmic Mission of Christmas
Note: The below is a manuscript from a recent small group teaching in my local church. I have preserved the personal and contextual references for the benefit of my small group members who will be reading. Thanks! Would you believe me if I told you that there...
The Importance of Believing True Things
"Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through me." - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn These days, it's harder than ever to get to the bottom of the truth. Unfortunately, relativism is alive and well. And sometimes, it's downright...
The One Question Critics of a Literal Genesis Need to Answer
When it comes to the very first chapters of the Bible, there is no shortage of disagreement about the meaning. Some, like myself, think that Moses wrote these early chapters and that he intended to teach God's creation of the world in terms of six, literal, 24 hour...
God’s Word Builds God’s Church
In our day and age, it's common to hear that people are no longer interested in church. After all, many churches are having to resort to gimmicks in order to even get people in the door! But I wonder if the problem is of a different nature entirely? That's the subject...
The Power of Subjectivity
In our pursuits to be careful and skilled apologists, I think we often get concerns relative to objectivity and subjectivity out of balance. Don't get me wrong---the distinction is vitally important, but we must remember that our own subjective stories about how the...
How Christians Made the Bible Boring (And What You Can Do About It)
“I began my teaching career at a Bible college, where I inherited the “next generation” of Christian young people—an age group that is now the adult leadership in their churches. Since these students had chosen to go to Bible college, I presumed they were the most...
Yep, Christians Should Go to Church
Perhaps I have never written a more obvious, and yet, a more needed blog post than this one. However, there is more nuance to the discussion, and as Christianity becomes less “popular” here in the West, we may be forced to think more carefully about this issue than we...
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