Belief / Faith
In our Rapid Response series, we tackle common concerns about (and objections to) the Christian worldview by providing short, conversational responses. These posts are...
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You Can Ban All the Symbols, But Without God There Wouldn’t Be a Classroom (Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast S7E06)
Cold Case Christianity Easter Special (Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast S7E05)
Is the Bible Irrelevant and Outdated? (Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast S7E04)
Afraid to Die? You’re Probably Not a Christian (Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast S7E03)
The Secret to Happiness Fewer People Are Willing to Embrace (Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast S7E02)
At the numerous criminal trials where I have played a role, I’ve encountered many professional unbelievers. They’re known as defense attorneys. While the detectives...
A few years ago, I visited the home of someone who had recently passed away. I remember an upstairs room where he kept an...
It is important to me to understand where people are coming from, especially when we disagree. I am always interested in listening to people...
Why are you a Christian? What motivates the pursuit of your faith? What reason do you have to believe what you believe? If you...
In our Rapid Response series, we tackle common concerns about (and objections to) the Christian worldview by providing short, conversational responses. These posts are...
“Faith is believing in something that cannot be proven and for which there is no evidence.” Media representations of religious people would make you...
The weekly schedule. Monday, Tuesday, work all day, Tuesday night bible study, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, back to the grind, Saturday, try to get back...
The Christian concept of “faith” is often either misunderstood or deliberately misrepresented by skeptics and critics of Christianity. Christians are not called to believe...
I just finished a great weekend teaching in the Montreal area (and eating more than my share of smoked meat poutine). Jeff Simunic, Xavier...
At the age of thirty-five, it seemed like I had everything I could possibly want. I’d graduated at the top of my class in...
