Category: Apologetics

Happy Christmas!

A Christmas sermon from Augustine of Hippo, preached in the early

Defining the Classical Arguments for God’s Existence in Far Too Few Words

For a forthcoming book, I need to summarize four of the classical

What Is the Bible? Why Should I Believe It?

I’m working on a project for a forthcoming study Bible for children.

Why Celebrate Advent

Once upon a time, there was a season in the church year known as

What Would It Take for You to Say Someone You Know Is Sinless?

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the New Testament claims

Apologetics Final Examination

If you are a student in one of my on-campus bachelor’s- or

The Problem with Apologetics Methods

I talk and teach a lot about apologetics methods—about

How Should Apologetics Change in a Postmodern Context?

According to The End of Apologetics: Christian Witness in a

Bread in Deserted Places

In a desert, it can be difficult to find what you think you need to

Thomas Kidd: You Might Be a Christian Nationalist If…

What is a "Christian nationalist" and how do you know if you might be

Is Classical Education a “Dog Whistle” for White Supremacy?

Today, WORLD Opinions published “Celebrating Our Shared Humanity,” a

Jamaal E. Williams: How Multiethnic Churches Provide Proof of God’s Truth

Heaven is multiethnic. Are you ready for that? The Bible tells us