Introduction In John 21:20-23, we encounter a fascinating incident involving Peter and “the disciple whom Jesus loved,” traditionally understood to be John. The passage reads:...

Teaching the What, Why, AND How of the Christian Faith

Introduction In the Christian faith, we often place a strong emphasis on teaching what to believe. We instruct others on essential doctrines like the Trinity, the Atonement,...

Lost in Plain Sight: The Unseen Spiritual Crisis in our Backyard

In 2011, a Christianity Today reporter interviewed Billy Graham at his home in Montreat, North Carolina, about life and faith. Seated in his chair, Graham was asked,...

by Nathaniel Ginsterblum

The Joyful Cost of Evangelism: Embracing the Mission with Resilience

At the turn of the twentieth century, Theodore Roosevelt wrote these gripping words in his riveting book The Strenuous Life: “Nothing in the world is worth having or worth...

by Nathaniel Ginsterblum

Apologetics

Credo House of Theology

What is Dialectical Theology and Why Should You Know About It?

Dialectical theology offers a vital approach for engaging diverse theological perspectives, fostering respectful dialogue, and disarming a polarized culture. Discover how this...

by C Michael Patton

Apologetics

Credo House of Theology

What is Dialectical Theology and Why Should You Know About It?

Dialectical theology offers a vital approach for engaging diverse theological perspectives, fostering respectful dialogue, and disarming a polarized culture. Discover how this...

Stop and Think: The Peril of Overstating All Our Christian Convictions

This post delves into the delicate balance of confidently sharing one's faith while embracing the humility to question and critically engage with deep-seated beliefs. It...

A Word About the “Dumb Ox” and His “Five Ways”

Exploring St. Thomas Aquinas' 5 Ways provides a deep dive into medieval philosophical thought and its lasting impact on Christian theology. Aquinas, a pivotal figure in the...

How We Know 1 Corinthians 15:3-7 is a Very Early Creed

In the early days of Christianity, the message of the Gospel was succinctly encapsulated in 1 Corinthians 15:3-7. This passage, known as the Kerygma, outlines the core...

by C Michael Patton

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Apologetics

Bibliology

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“You Can’t Use the Bible to Prove the Bible” . . . And Other Stupid Statements

Delve into the intriguing exploration of the Bible as a historical document. This piece examines its multifaceted composition, the unique testimony of the New Testament, and...

by C Michael Patton

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