The Light That Got Here Too Soon: Young-Earth Creationism’s Hardest Question
Young-earth creationists ask hard questions of everybody else. Here is the hard question asked of us. If you hold to […]
Young-earth creationists ask hard questions of everybody else. Here is the hard question asked of us. If you hold to […]
Jesus named three weights that make a believer miss the day. Only two of them are sins. Ask most Christians
The objection deserves its strongest form before it gets an answer. It is usually thrown as an insult, but underneath
Nobody kicked it down. It simply stopped getting repaired. A year out, the man looks fine. He has not relapsed.
Twenty amino acids, one hundred fifty positions, and one question biochemists actually argue about: how rare is a sequence that folds into something useful?
Between the wars and the worldwide gospel, Jesus listed a sign no satellite can detect: because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.
Fourth row, arms crossed, hymnal in the rack. Paul calls singing teaching and admonishing — which means a closed mouth withholds something from the room.
Seven months free, and he wanted to quit the one thing that got him there. Daniel prayed three times a day as he did aforetime — long before the lions.
Fine-tuning and DNA get you to a mind. They do not get you to a name. Scripture never argues for a designer — it identifies the Agent of creation and dares you to check.
Joel 3 reads like a legal proceeding: God gathers the nations, names the venue, and files the counts. One of them is that they divided ground He calls His own.
Contempt is a convincing forgery of conviction — same heat, none of the cost. Psalm 1 calls it the last chair a man sits in, and an archangel refused to use it.
An apology is a statement about the past. Trust is a prediction about the future. Joseph did not ask his brothers for a better speech — he put them back in the same room and watched.
Russell’s orbiting teapot and the Flying Spaghetti Monster are very good jokes and very poor arguments. Here is exactly where the analogy breaks — and where it lands.
Newspaper exegesis is eisegesis with a press pass. Peter said the written word outranks even what he saw on the mount — so it certainly outranks a news cycle.
Most men have a Jesus with a past tense and a future tense and nothing in between. Hebrews fills the gap with a verb in the present tense.
You rehearsed it for years, and then the phone rang. The apology is still owed — it has only changed addresses.
Apologetics · Naturalism — if matter is all there is, there is no one left to blame A man reads
Eschatology — what the Bible actually promises is waiting on the other side There is a thing a lot of
Bible Exposition — the prayer a runaway prophet prayed before anything got better Jonah 2 is the strangest chapter in
Stage Three · Renewal — interrupting the loop after it is already moving Most teaching on catching a bad thought