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Jesus Tomb: We are doing it again

Because of the technical difficulties during the show last Thursday night (I am very sorry), we have decided to do the whole thing over. We are going to have Gary Habermas,...

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Christian Life
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Why are People Leaving the Church?

  It is no secret that the ranks of the Christian church–the organized Christian church–are thinning. People are less and less likely to be involved in local...

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The Theology Program
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Financial Needs of Our Ministry

I wanted to take some time to let you know of the significant and immediate financial needs of our ministry.

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Christian Life
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Experience: Unreliable, but Important

How many of us can actually approach life as those who evaluate things outside our experience? I know that growing up in a conservative anti-charismatic tradition, I was...

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Culture
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Converse with Scholars? Do we need to?

It was great to see so many new people on Converse with Scholars tonight. I was very disappointed that things did not go too well with the program. We had many voice and...

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Suffering and Pain
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The Uninvited: The Origin of Poneros

You must understand. Poneros has not been around forever. Well, let me clarify. Poneros was not part of original creation. In fact, Poneros is not a creation at all. No one is...

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Theological News
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Jesus Tomb on Converse with Scholars: Mike Licona, Dan Wallace, Robert Bowman and Gary Habermas (UPDATED!!)

LIVE, ONLINE, the Thursday Evening. Come discuss the Jesus Tomb with the Scholars…  Considering all of the attention that has been given to the supposed Jesus Tomb...

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Apologetics
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Can God contradict Himself? God’s relation to the law of non-contradiction

I understand the importance that the modern church is placing upon the mystery of God and His truth. I realize that the church has fought so many battles on the island of...

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Apologetics
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Engaging Postmodernism (3): Changing the Horse

What are the options Christians are taking when it comes to engaging our postmodern culture? The question is: How do we lead a horse to water? The horse is the postmodern and...

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