Biblical Reliability
The case for the reliability of the New Testament Gospel eyewitness accounts is dependent on the trustworthiness of its authors. In cold-case criminal trials, eyewitness accounts are...
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Alien Shock: Would First Century Christians Even Recognize Our Churches? (Podcast)
John 1 Destroyed My ‘Just-a-Prophet’ Jesus: A Cold-Case Detective Makes the Deity Case (Podcast)
Rethinking Love: Why Covenants, Not Contracts, Change Every Relationship – Married or Single (Podcast)
Trauma, Murder, and God’s Plan: Why Your Worldview Determines Your Wounds (Podcast)
Stop Chasing Platforms: Why Real Christian Service Isn’t About Ministries, Money, or Fame (Podcast)
Christian Case Making
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
During my years working the gang detail in Los Angeles County, I met countless young men and women caught up in the world of...
Christian Case Making
The value of shame is a topic that stirs debate. Is shame helpful or harmful? There’s no denying it’s an unpleasant emotion. Part of...
Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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Christian Living
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