Apologetics

“Oh, Why Didn’t I Say That?”How to Answer the Toughest Questions About Christianity Gracefully The Hiddenness of God: Why Isn’t God More Obvious?   Episodes 8-10 In these three episodes Frank Turek & Ted Wright explore...

“Oh, Why Didn’t I Say That?”How to Answer the Toughest Questions About Christianity Gracefully Episode 4:  Is the Bible Historically Reliable?by Ted Wright In this fourth show in the series Ted Wright will explore the question of...

“Oh, Why Didn’t I Say That?”How to Answer the Toughest Questions About Christianity Gracefully Episode 1:  Three Questions You Should Always Askby Dr. Frank TurekIf someone says something that you think is wrong, what do you say?...

As a reminder of the timelessness of Christian truth and as a word of encouragement to Christian believers, Alex explains six realities that do not negate the truth of the Gospel, and identifies six major issues, that - though challenging - do...

The Bible and the Sports World:  Derwin Gray, former NFL Safety with the Colts and Panthers and the "Evangelism Linebacker," relates his experience with the Bible and "the Naked Preacher" in the NFL.  Sports can be used a way to communciate the...

The Top Ten Reasons We Know the NT Writers Told the Truth bible,  Apologetics, nt, new testament, bible, frank turek, turek, atheist

Thy Word is Truth? nash, truth, bible, Relativism, ronald nash

Marching to a Different Drummer  Keywords: Marching to a Different Drummer - Ravi Zacharais, Apologetics,  culture, arts, Ravi Zacharais, Apologetics, Christian Living 

Jesus' Resurrection and Christian Practice  Keywords: Jesus' Resurrection and Christian Practice - Gary Habermas, resurrection, theology, Resurrection of Christ, Gary Habermas, Apologetics  

Factual and Volitional Doubt Factual doubt was referred to as the species of uncertainty which is frequently concerned with the evidence for Christianity. It is chiefly interested in issues which are related to the truthfulness of the faith and...

Defending Absolutes in a Relativistic World Key Words: Defending Absolutes in a Relativistic World - Frank Turek, Relativism,  culture, ethics, moral, morals, morality, Religious pluralism, Coexist, 

Is beauty only in the eye of the beholder, or is there an objective basis for beauty? In this lecture, Professor Michael Spicher argues that beauty does indeed have an objective basis in reality which is ultimately grounded in God Himself. A thought...