Timothy Paul Jones

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Augustine of Hippo and the Awful Misery of Winter

Christmas songs are now playing in the coffee shops.

Identity Formation as a Defense of the Faith in Second-Century Apologetic Texts

Photo by Michael Marais on Unsplash“Mandalorian Isn’t a

Apologetics and High School Students

An interview with Dayle Annand at Home School Minnesota about

Six New Fellows at The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics

I am delighted to announce that I have been invited to become a

Don’t Be an Original; Be an Imitation

The best imitations don’t pretend to be the real thing; instead, they

Free Apologetics Workbook

If you’re using my new book Understanding Christian Apologetics as an

“To Recover a Past World as Accurately as Possible”

The Purpose of the Past: Reflections on the Uses of History gathers a

Aristides of Athens as Ecclesial Apologist: The Origin, Devotion, and Ethics of the Jewish People

Photo by Tanner Mardis on UnsplashI am currently writing the

Helping Your Children to Develop a Christian Worldview

A few weeks ago, I taught parents and church leaders in Singapore how

“It’s Difficult to Flourish in a Place Where You Don’t Fit”

A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of speaking at the D6 Family

What’s the Best Approach to Defending the Christian Faith?

An interview on The Apologetics Guy Show, discussing my new book

Living in the Beautiful Mystery

A sermon from Ephesians 3:1–13