Support for the Reliability of the Old Testament
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By Deanna Huff, Th.M., Ph.D. | January 18, 2026 The Christian Bible is the most sold book in the world. Simultaneously, discussions constantly arise over…
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A Renewed Call to Cruciform Apologetics
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By: Leo Percer, Ph.D. | October 5, 2025 The word “apologetics” often makes people think of debates, arguments, or clever defenses of Christianity against skeptics.…
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Difficult Conversations Matter
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Difficult Conversations Matter By Deanna Huff, Th.M., Ph.D. | August 31, 2025 Engaging in the Good and Bad Starting discussions with people who see the…
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Fair Enough?
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By: Tony Williams | July 13, 2025 As a Christian apologist, the idea of fairness is something that you will likely encounter when talking with…
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Remembering Dr. John Douglas Morrison
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By: Leo Percer, Ph.D. | June 22, 2025 On May 23, 2025, a beloved colleague, friend, and professor passed into the presence of the Lord…
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Edwards in the Shadows ... The Missionary You Never Knew
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Four Enduring Lessons from Jonathan Edwards’ Lesser-Known Ministry among the Stockbridge Indians By Thomas Knoff, Ph.D. Candidate | June 8, 2025 Jonathan Edwards, widely regarded…
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Myth or Fact
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By Deanna Huff, Th.M., Ph.D. | May 18, 2025 While working at the Museum of the Bible recently, I walked through the exhibit titled C.…
