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Apologetics

Is It Reasonable to Trust the Gospel Narratives?

By R. Scott Clark / October 16, 2024

Is it reasonable to stake so much on the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John? As I keep translating and reading the gospels, the answer is yes. They hold up to scrutiny. They are more reliable than most other ancient texts.

Is Faith a Feeling?

By Shane Rosenthal / September 16, 2024

Many Christians see faith as a blind leap—an internal feeling of some kind. That’s not Christianity, but Sheilaism. What is Sheilaism and why is it a problem in the church today?

How to Read the Bible in Context and Stay on Track

By Daniel Rowlands / May 1, 2024

In Scripture there is both an immediate context and an overall biblical context—the overarching story of God’s mighty acts of redemption in Jesus. Here’s how to stay on track when reading the Bible.

Why It’s Reasonable to Believe in Jesus’ Resurrection

By R. Scott Clark / March 18, 2024

Christianity rests on eye-witness testimony and historical claims. Here’s why it’s reasonable to believe in Jesus’ resurrection.

How Not To Be a Heretic

By Le Ann Trees / February 23, 2023

Of course, no one ever plans to become a heretic, but it still happens. Here are three things you can do to better know and uphold the great truths of the Bible.