He Spoke, and It Was: The Word That Made the World
The universe began with a voice. Read the first chapter of Genesis slowly and one phrase keeps hitting the drum: […]
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Truth
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The Rule You Didn’t Make Up: Where Right and Wrong Come From
You have never met anyone who actually lives as if right and wrong were invented. Ask a man on the
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The New Atheists Asked the Wrong Question
The loudest objections of the New Atheism were not its strongest. Its strongest objection quietly undercut itself. For about a
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More Than Meat: The Mind Materialism Can’t Explain
If matter is all there is, then the one thing you are most certain of — that there is someone
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All Roads Don’t Lead to God. One Road Came Down to Us.
Aren’t all religions just different paths up the same mountain? That tolerant-sounding claim is actually the boldest one in the room — and the gospel answers it with something no other faith dares offer.
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Half a Machine Does Nothing: The Problem of Irreducible Complexity
Some machines do nothing until every part is already in place. Natural selection can’t build toward a function it hasn’t reached yet—and the living cell is full of them.
Christian Mind & Culture
The God Who Only Wants You Happy Was Never in the Bible
Most people today believe in a god. He just isn’t the One who is actually there. Ask the average person
Apologetics
The New Atheism’s Borrowed Capital: What Dawkins Can’t Explain
Apologetics — What the New Atheists Borrow Without Acknowledging Richard Dawkins is morally outraged. Christopher Hitchens was morally outraged. Sam
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Sawing Off the Branch: Why Naturalism Can’t Trust Its Own Mind
If your mind is only moving molecules, why trust a single thing it tells you? The argument from reason shows naturalism saws off the branch it sits on — and points to the Logos who made reason itself.
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Theistic Evolution: The Bridge That Doesn’t Hold
Theistic evolution tries to hold God as Creator and unguided common descent at once. Taking the view seriously — and its sincere believers fairly — where does the bridge crack? Not in the science, but in the text: a historical Adam, death before sin, and what Jesus Himself assumed.
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The Gospels Aren’t Legends: Why the New Testament Holds Up
Why the New Testament holds up under the hardest questions “It’s just a game of telephone.” You have heard it.
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The Universe Looks Designed Because It Is
Apologetics — The Universe Looks Designed Because It Is You have seen a sandcastle on a beach and known, instantly,
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In the Beginning, God: Why Everything Starts With Creation
Apologetics · Creation — why the first verse of the Bible is the first apologetic. The Bible does not open
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Not Done in a Corner: The Resurrection Evidence Every Skeptic Has to Explain
Christianity stakes everything on one checkable claim. Paul named living witnesses and dared his readers to go ask them. The empty tomb, the women, the martyrs, the converted skeptics — examine it.
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When You Refuse to See What’s Right in Front of You: The Light Has Already Come
Apologetics — John 9 puts unbelief on trial, and the verdict is not what the experts expected. There is a
Gospel Foundations
The Demons Believe Too. That Is Not the Faith That Saves.
Gospel Foundations — “I believe in God” might be the most dangerous sentence in America. Here is why. Ask around
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“A Good Teacher”? That’s the One Thing He Won’t Let You Call Him.
Apologetics — the claim Jesus actually made, and why the polite compliment cannot survive it It is the most respectable
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Either the Tomb Was Empty, or Your Faith Is a Waste of Time
Christianity stakes everything on one event and dares you to investigate it. The minimal-facts case for the resurrection — and why every alternative explanation collapses.
Christian Mind & Culture
“Live Your Truth” Is the Cruelest Thing the Culture Ever Told You
The culture’s one surviving commandment — be true to yourself, live your truth — sounds like freedom and kindness. Traced to the bottom, it hands a drowning soul the very weight pulling it under. A look at expressive individualism and the truth that actually frees.
Christian Mind & Culture
Scripture Does Not Compete With Culture—It Judges It
In a world where culture evolves, Scripture remains eternal. Its unchanging authority offers a steadfast foundation amidst the transient chaos of societal norms and values.