Timothy Paul Jones

Category: Apologetics

Faith Is Not Faith Unless There Is Someone Beyond Me to Believe

Sometimes, we think of faith as a solo endeavor, especially when

Augustine on Headship in the Home

As a guest preacher, probably sometime in the early fifth century,

Bible Literacy as Apologetics

Garrick Bailey and I recently wrapped up the initial recording of an

Jesus, the One and Only

Across the Spider-Verse is one of the most phenomenal animated

The Difference Isn’t In the Famine, It’s In the Father

“And there came a great famine in that land” (Luke 15:14).

I’m Asking You to Help Me

On June 13, 2023, InterVarsity Press will release my latest book,

What the Spirit Provides that No Force Ever Can

The Holy Spirit is not merely a power or a force; he is a person, and

The Importance of Eyewitnesses and Their Close Associates

When I talk about the canon of Scripture, I frequently refer to the

What Are Social-Scientific Theorists Actually Talking about When They Talk about “Faith”?

Rejection, Adaptation, or Redefined Appropriation?

What Is “Faith”? And How Does It Grow?

Faith grows.

Headed for a Better Mountain

I had the joy of proclaiming the Scriptures at Sojourn Church Midtown

Garrick Bailey and Timothy Paul Jones: How to Be an Apologist without Being a Jerk

You don’t have to be a jerk to be an apologist. In fact, if you’re