Biblical Empathy
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By: Brian G. Chilton, Ph.D. | October 4, 2026 The concept of empathy has been attacked in recent years. Books like Paul Bloom’s Against Empathy,…
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On the Resurrection: An Assessment of Gary Habermas’s Magnum Opus
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By: Brian G. Chilton, PhD | September 13, 2026 Having Gary Habermas as one of my professors in a face-to-face class setting was one of…
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Is Christianity Too Exclusive?
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By: Daniel Sloan, PhD | August 16, 2026 One of the most common objections raised against Christianity is its claim of exclusivity. In a world…
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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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The RISEN Defense for the Resurrection
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By: Brian G. Chilton, PhD | April 5, 2026 (Easter Sunday) Happy Easter! As the angels proclaimed to the women at the tomb, their words…
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Foretold and Fulfilled: The Death of Jesus in Light of Old Testament Prophecy
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Dr. Sherene Khouri | March 29, 2026 The death, suffering, and resurrection of Jesus Christ are the core themes of the Old Testament. Far from…
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What is Truth?
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By: Deanna Huff, Ph.D. | March 15, 2026 Most people expect others to tell the truth, and we can witness this expectation in many spheres.…
