Leadership, Family Ministry, Apologetics
I recently launched a podcast focused on defending the Christian faith entitled Three Chords and the Truth: The Apologetics Podcast. Listening to this podcast could result in a free book! If you’re interested in any way in apologetics or in free books, here’s something that I’m wondering if you might be willing to do:
This week, in the year AD 461, Patrick of Ireland passed away. Ever since the early seventeenth century, churches have designated March 17 as St. Patrick’s Day. Prohibitions on feasting during the season of Lent were traditionally lifted on this day, and green had been associated with Ireland at least as early as the seventeenth century. The result has been a tradition of kisses and pinches, partying and wearing emerald hues on March 17. [Read more…]
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Welcome to a new episode of Three Chords and the Truth: The Apologetics Podcast! A special thank you to B&H Academic for their support.
Three Chords and the Truth is a new podcast that brings together apologetics, theology, and the history of rock and roll. In the Three Chords segment of this week’s program, Garrick Bailey and I talk about what apologetics is and why Christians should care about it; then, in the Truth segment, we search for divine truth in “Age of Aquarius” and the early history of rock and roll. [Read more…]
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Welcome to a new episode of Three Chords and the Truth: The Apologetics Podcast! Three Chords and the Truth is a new podcast that brings together apologetics, theology, and the history of rock and roll. In the Three Chords segment of this week’s program, Garrick Bailey and I talk about why this topic matters to us; then, in the Truth segment, we learn about the doctrine of common grace as we consider Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey and the classic hit by Argent and KISS “God Gave Rock and Roll to You.”
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GUEST: Jesse Eubanks
The gospel that we proclaim as believers in Jesus Christ is an all-sufficient for salvation. But the compassion of Jesus calls us not only to seek the salvation of people’s souls but also to care for physical and emotional needs. In urban contexts in particular, these needs always seem to be greater than the resources we have available. So how can Christians partner with organizations in their community to provide comprehensive help for their communities without compromising the gospel? [Read more…]
