Category: Apologetics

Love Is the Greatest Apologetic

Keith Plummer, dean of the School of Divinity at Cairn University,

Metallica, Christian Science, and “The God that Failed”

A discussion of the problem of evil, the greatest metal band of all

Is the Bible Really Believable?

Remembering four simple words can equip you to defend the

Herman Bavinck on Revelation, Worldview, and Culture

In 1908, Dutch Calvinist theologian and church leader Herman Bavinck

How the Task of Apologetics Is Changing

A conversation with friends from Down Under

Why Apologetics and Family Ministry Belong Together

A few weeks ago, I sat down with the Ministry to Parents Podcast at

Obedience as Humanity’s “Naturally Right” Condition

“The kingdom or household of God [is] a polity structured by virtues

What Is “Multiethnic Kingdom Culture”?

The thesis of In Church as It Is in Heaven: Cultivating a Multiethnic

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