Condemning Statements and Christian Affections
I was listening to a Christian broadcast the other morning on the way into school and the topic of the sermon was Christians and alcohol. The preacher took a rather hard...
Dealing with Doubt
Complete Series (PDF) Doubt can be one of the most terrifying experiences that a Christian can ever go through. It can challenge and test you at the most fundamental level. It...
Some Thoughts on Biblical Convictions and Being Biblical
We recently witnessed the 493th anniversary of the event that sparked the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses on the Wittenberg door in hopes that the...
Dr. Ken Pullium (1960-2010)
Many of you will know Ken by his frequent blog posts here. He was a prolific writer and influence among the atheistic community, especially in the blogosphere (atheosphere)....
My Problem with Christian Apologetics
My Criticism: Apologists can often produce more difficulties than they solve due to harsh and imbalanced polemics. Let me put it another way: It is often the case that...
After 13 Years, I Am Becoming a Worse Husband
I often tell people that the moment you get married, you have relinquished the right to teach your spouse anything. I say that with a bit of tongue in cheek, but also with...
Facebooking to the Glory of God?
Most reading this probably have a Facebook account (if you don’t get on board – its’ the 21st century after all). I admit to multiple visits daily, checking...
How Bad Can a Christian’s Doctrine Be Before they Are No Longer Christian?
When I worked at the library at Dallas Theological Seminary during the days of my formal training, I had many beloved friends with whom I worked. We often talked about our...
Theology Around the Web in 60 Seconds – 10.30.10
1. What do you all think of our new site? 2. This is truly a classic. A must watch. (Thanks to Carrie Hunter for getting this out to me). 3. Mike Licona’s new book on...