Arguing Better
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Anthony Williams | March 30, 2025 A brief scan of your social media will likely make you mad, no matter your worldview. You read a…
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The Exodus as an Apologetic Argument
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Daniel Sloan, PhD | March 23, 2025 When we think of the term “apologetics”, usually we think of it in modern terms or possibly going…
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Virtuous Angst
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By: Thomas Quackenbush, B.A. in Christian Apologetics | March 16, 2025 Curse or Calling? These days, anxiety is seen as both a mental and physical…
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The Logic of Jesus
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By: Brian G. Chilton, M.Div., Ph.D. | March 9, 2025 The majority of the world’s population accepts that Jesus was an exceptional person. Christians believe…
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Virtue Ethics: Building Strong Foundations for a Flourishing Life
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By: Thomas McCuddy, M.A., D.Min. | March 2, 2025 When we think of ethics, we often think of rules—do this, don’t do that—and while rules…
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The Three Apostolic Safeguards of Irenaeus: A Timeless Guide for Exposing Heresy and Defending Christian Truth
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By Tom Knoff February 23, 2025 Formative Years The second century was a critical period for the Christian church as it navigated both external persecution…
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What Is Christian Fasting?
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By: Sherene N. Khouri, Ph.D. | February 16, 2025 A Universal Practice Fasting is a universal practice. All religions practice, celebrate, and make provision for…
