Inerrancy? What Do the Differences in the Gospels Really Prove?
Two nights ago I got pulled over. When I saw the police lights turn on behind me, I knew exactly why he was pulling me over. I was with my twelve-year-old daughter, Katelynn,...
The Problem of Evil in a Nutshell
The problem of evil is certainly one of the greatest apologetic issues that Christians face today. In a postmodern world, people’s questions, objections, and problems with the...
New Resource on the Text of the New Testament
There are very few people in my life that have influenced my thinking and confidence (in a positive way!) as much as Daniel Wallace. We have done much to expose you to him...
Tire-Kicker Christianity
“Someday, maybe.” Such was the perpetual attitude of a doctor that I was doing my best to win to Christ. I was a young, enthusiastic Christian and thought I had all the...
The Future of the Credo House
Every day we move closer to our dreams of planting Credo Houses everywhere. Hmmm . . . Where is the next one, you ask? First, let me let you in on the vision for the Credo...
What Does it Mean to be Called to Ministry?
(Lisa Robinson) One of the essays in my application to DTS, was responding to how I knew I was called into ministry. While I understood that question to be more related to...
Ten Arguments for the Existence of God
1. Cosmological Argument: Also called the argument from universal causation or the argument from contingency, the cosmological argument is probably the most well-known and...
The Rise of Rome in a Nutshell
In order to be a good Protestant, you must be a good anti-Catholic. I am not Catholic. I am Protestant. There are many doctrines of the Roman Catholic church that I am...
Matthew Flannagan’s Interactions with Thom Stark
A note from Paul Copan: New Zealand theologian and philosopher of religion Matthew Flannagan is a good friend of mine. He and his wife host an excellent blogsite—MandM. ...