Is the Age of the Earth Unrelated to Salvation?
This is the assertion of Greg Koukl in his book, “Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions” I loved the book, but stumbled on something he said toward … Continue Reading →
Proclaiming and defending the book of Genesis
This is the assertion of Greg Koukl in his book, “Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions” I loved the book, but stumbled on something he said toward … Continue Reading →
Review Our holiday Gospel message started in the Fall, during Halloween season. There, we discussed the true origins of death, and the remedy that was prophesied. God promised a conqueror … Continue Reading →
Review Our Gospel journey through holidays started during the Fall-Halloween season, when we reflected on the Curse God placed on the world. God promised a Conqueror at that time, who … Continue Reading →
Review On Halloween, we focused on the prophesy of the Seed—the coming Conqueror, who would defeat our adversary, the devil (Gen. 3:14-15). This coming Savior was to be a male … Continue Reading →
Series Introduction Traditional holidays offer a treasure trove of opportunity for the Gospel, if you know how to use them. I use four, in particular, to explain the Gospel to … Continue Reading →
As Easter approaches this year, I expect all of the usual debates over the Crucifixion-Resurrection timeline. Was Jesus crucified on Friday or on Wednesday? Did he rise from the dead … Continue Reading →
Abstract A few years ago, I had the opportunity to speak with a well-known Creationist and author who was speaking at a homeschool convention we attended. Later, at his booth, … Continue Reading →
After the historic election of Donald Trump to the Presidency of the United States, America seems to be embarking on a new era of nationalism. The well-known slogan “America-First” has … Continue Reading →
Abstract In pondering the question, how should Christians vote, I remember catching wind of an email circulating back in 2012. It was from a concerned Christian regarding the up and coming … Continue Reading →
Didn’t God say that Adam would die the day he ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil? Yet, Adam didn’t die that day, nor anytime soon after that. … Continue Reading →
Tim Keller—popular theologian and founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City—is outspoken about his belief in evolution. He’s a featured speaker at BioLogos conferences, along with other Christian leaders.1 … Continue Reading →
There is a clever theological objection to the creation account that surfaces from time to time. How could Adam have been guilty of sin if he did not know what … Continue Reading →
What’s the point in talking to people about creation? Didn’t Paul say things like that don’t work? For the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit! Forget … Continue Reading →