The Problem of the Nameless Gospels
In the New Testament, there are four canonical “Gospels.” These are basically four different people writing about the life, death, and resurrection of Christ from...
Confessions of a Pill-Popping Pastor
This Place is Not for Me When I first arrived at rehab, I was met by a big, tattooed, long haired, bare foot Native American. “Here is where you will sleep. Lucky! . ....
Do Christians and Muslims Worship the Same God
Considering all the controversy about the Wheaton professor that was suspended for displaying solidarity with Muslims, even going so far as to say that Muslims and Christians...
Which will it be – Secularism or Religious Pluralism?
Imagine that you had to choose between one of these two options: On the one hand you could live in a society in which every religious group is present, existing in shared...
What the Church Can Learn from Alcoholics Anonymous
It is so hard to be real. Not only do we not want people to know who we are, we often don’t know who we are. The old maxim “Know thyself” is not as easy as...
Apologetics Unplugged: Pluralism
This is a special one-off episode of Apologetics Unplugged. In this episode Clint and I discuss pluralism; how it rose to popularity and how we are to contend with it as...
Theology Unplugged: Demonology
What are demons? Does the Bible give us enough information to where we can come to a clear understanding? Listen in as Michael, Sam, Tim and I (Carrie) discuss this issue.
Jonathan Edwards’ Lantern
We make decisions everyday, from what to wear to what to eat and we have a certain amount of liberty in making those choices. If you can’t tell from those two sentences,...
Apologetics Unplugged: Best Case Scenario for Atheism, Part 4
Join in as Clint Roberts, Ted Paul and myself provide the counterpoint to our argument put forth in the previous episode; the argument that science has made God obsolete. Join...