Apostasia: Judas Iscariot and the Tragedy of an Apostate Heart
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By: Tom Knoff, Ph.D. | July 19, 2026 Throughout Christian history, few people have been more intriguing and troubling than Judas Iscariot. His name has…
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Sharing the Truth in Love
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By: Deanna Huff, Ph.D. | June 27, 2026 Several years ago, I took a mission trip to Haiti and learned an unexpected lesson. As a…
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A BRICKMAKER Defense for God's Existence
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A BRICKMAKER Defense for God’s Existence By: Brian G. Chilton, Ph.D. | June 21, 2026 Being that it is Father’s Day, one of the greatest…
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New Evidence for Christianity from “God: The Science, The Evidence”
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By: Brian G. Chilton, PhD | June 7, 2026 Michel-Yves Bollore’ and Olivier Bonnassies recently wrote a massive treatise defending the existence of God titled…
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Did Moses Really Write the Pentateuch?
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By: Daniel Sloan, PhD | May 17, 2026 The question of who authored the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,…
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Persecution and Providence
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By: Tom Knoff, PhD | May 10, 2026 Five Persecutions God Used to Shape the Theology and Practice of the Early Church Roman persecution was…
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Dialogue and Christian Apologetics: A Biblical-Theological Overview
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Leo Percer, PhD | May 3, 2026 Christian apologetics is often understood as the task of defending the faith—giving reasons why believing in Christ is…
