Speaker and author on apologetics, worldviews, and eschatology.
Yesterday I read an interesting blog reviewing the new Liam Neeson film The Grey. (“The Grey: Liam Neeson’s bleak atheist parable” http://www.breakpoint.org/tp-home/blog-archives/blog-archives/entry/4/18673 ) In it, blogger Shane Morris points out that the film isn’t so much a movie about man vs. nature as it is a movie about man vs. God. Or, more specifically, man vs. the [&hellip
Apologetics is defending beliefs and actions. As Christians defend the faith, explaining why we believe in Jesus as Savior, what we say is important—the content of our apologetics must be solid. We must know the facts and be armed with knowledge. However, that is just one part of the defense. The other part of the [&hellip
Christians believe that Jesus is the Savior of the world, the promised Messiah. Are you a Christian? If someone asked you why you were a Christian, what would you say? Would you say that you’re a Christian because you were raised that way, or would you say you’re a Christian because you “just believe it”? [&hellip
I have been teaching high school religion in two Lutheran high schools for twenty-four years. During that time, I have been invited to speak in seventeen states to speak on various topics to youth and youth workers. Everywhere I go, people have the same basic questions. I have found that young people want to study [&hellip
People have questions. Big questions. For example, why am I here? Is there a God? Is the Bible true? Is there anything that is true? That’s the purpose of this blog. If you’d like to know answers to these and other questions, I’ll share what I’ve found. In return, I’d love to hear your thoughts. [&hellip
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