Timothy Paul Jones

Category: Apologetics

Three Surprising Theologians Who Blocked My Path to Unbelief

I completed my Master of Divinity degree at Midwestern Baptist

“Fully and Magnificently Fulfilled in Christ”

Christoph…

It’s Been a Year…

It’s hard to believe it’s been one year since we held the first

What Is Narrative Apologetics? And Why Does It Matter?

I’m currently writing and editing a book that compares five different

Resurrection Is Only Implausible If Miracles Are Historically Impossible

The resurrection of Jesus is only implausible if we presuppose a

How Followers of Christ Can Serve the Common Good

I recently re-read A Public Faith by Miroslav Volf in preparation for

The Epitaph You Don’t Want

I have been reading the Roman history of Cassius Dio as part of my

Should Christians Pay Taxes?

Millions of Americans will soon endure once again the filing and, in

Is Revival Underway in Britain?

From Justin Brierley:

The Church as Alternative Politic

A few months ago, I wrote these words in a post entitled “How the

Richard Dawkins on the Preferability of Christianity

Every human commitment includes some fragment of truth, goodness, or

Is Family the Best Simile for the Church’s Generational Ministries? Reflections on a Recent Youth Ministry Book

I recently had the privilege of contributing a chapter to Australian