There is a flaw in relativism. Truth matters, yet many Christians reject biblical truth. The world needs truth more than ever, especially the gospel truth.
Goodacre attempts to prove the validity of the Farrer Theory (Mark is first; Matthew used Mark; Luke used both; no Q source) by using logic and Scripture.
Christians agree that Jesus’ death on the cross paid for sin. However, there are varying thoughts as to exactly what he accomplished.
Today I saw a picture of a friend holding his young baby, looking down in adoration and absolute love. This made me think about something.
There are many stories about Abraham, and Jacob’s ventures are well documented. But discussion about Isaac’s life seems brief (by comparison).
When we worship God, what god do we worship? Our buddy who hangs out with us, a super-being sitting on a hill, or the God of the Bible?
Calvinism is heatedly debated, and is often rejected or accepted without understanding the issues. These books offer a healthy approach to the debate.
Sometimes our study of God interferes with our knowledge of God. There are times when we spend so much time studying God that we fail to know God.
Good Friday is about the crucifixion of Jesus. Its impact, however, goes far beyond one day a year; it reaches all the way into eternity.
John Piper explains how some misunderstand the idea of “Christian hedonism.” In this video, he explains what the concept means.
We teach our children to say thank you, but do we teach them to show thankfulness? Thanks is a word, thankful is a lifestyle.
Glenn Beck talked about lessons he learned from two leaders. While the lessons are wonderful, one of the sources are not the best he could’ve used.
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