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Which Tree of Life Will We Choose?

Academics rarely speak publicly in defence of Christian faith and evidence gaps in the theory of common descent. This professor does both!

Why Did the Prodigal Son Go Back to His Father?

Why did the prodigal son go back to his father? By understanding his reasons, might it help others those who have left the faith to return?

The Sinner

A woman with a bad reputation came to Jesus and wiped his feet with her tears. What can we learn from her faith and the Lord's forgiveness?

Missing the Mark

The word hamartia for sin comes from archery & means 'missing the mark.' What can we learn from the sport of archery to help overcome sin?

How The Pearl Forms As A Beautiful Gem

The formation of a pearl inside an oyster takes years, layer by layer. What is the spiritual counterpart to forming a beautiful gem?

Debunking Conspiracy Theory - "The Lie That Will Not Die"

A retired court judge in Israel exposes the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as a malicious forgery. Why is this information vital for us?

Temperance - Every Believer's Greatest Challenge

Temperance is a vital fruit of the Spirit. It has to do with self-control. What can we learn from athletes who train for running in a race?

The Spirit of Meekness

Meekness is sometimes misunderstood as weakness. Moses was meek but not weak. Meekness is controlled strength a vital fruit of the Spirit

How Our View of Human Nature Affects Our Need for God and His Offer of Salvation (2)

As the dominant culture defaults to believing in humanity's innate goodness, why do the concepts of sin and repentance toward God recede?

"The Angels That Sinned" (2 Peter 2:4)

"Angel" can mean a divine spirit being or a mortal human messenger. Which is it in 2 Peter 2:4 and how can we be sure?