
Doubt and Disobedience: Is there a Connection?
I have written extensively on this blog on the issue of Christian doubt. I have avoided talking about it’s connection to personal sin in our lives not because I...
I have written extensively on this blog on the issue of Christian doubt. I have avoided talking about it’s connection to personal sin in our lives not because I...
Lots of heavy theology lately. From my almost sensational experiences to heavy discussion about the validity of the charismatic gifts, lets take a break and have some fun. I...
This morning, at 5:12am, after a ride on my stationary bike, I was taking a walk through my neighborhood. As often as I do this, I look up to the heavens and speak to God....
When I first became committed to the things of the Lord, I was a sponge. I took whatever anyone was giving so long as they said they loved Jesus. I bought whatever was sold as...
Norman Geisler has taken issue with a portion of my recent book, The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach, in which I proposed that the story of the raised...
So many of you have asked me about increasing the chances of getting a Credo House in your city or town. Let me give you some ways you can help your chances. Getting a Credo...
Our count down of Top Ten Theologians continues with #7: C.S. Lewis. His inclusion on this list will be an obvious choice for some and a surprise for others. Yes,...
(Lisa Robinson) Every Sunday morning I have the privilege of serving a small group of very enthusiastic believers who are relatively new to the faith. We’ve been...
My daughter, Katelynn, who is eleven, wants to start wearing make-up. I have a rule: No make-up at all until she is twelve. My wife does not agree with me. She thinks I am...