What's Up with the Witch of Endor
Stephen Dempster Saul’s nighttime séance with the witch of Endor in 1 Samuel 28 is regarded as the coup de grâce on his tragic kingship of Israel. In this text...
A Theology of Creation in 12 Points
D.A. Carson Where does the Bible itself lays the primary emphasis in Genesis? Let me explain...
The Gospel for Roman Catholics
A.D. Robles Recently there has been a surge in prominent Evangelicals calling for unity with Roman Catholicism. In one sense there seems to be strong foundational similarities that would justify these calls to unity.
Resource: A Helpful List of Short Apologetic Videos
Stand to Reason Some of the best short apologetics videos that are online and available for free in a single list...
Apologetics: Who Really Wrote the Gospels?
Timothy Paul Jones So who really wrote the Gospels? How do we know that Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John dictated the books that bear their names?
What Do Expiation and Propitiation Mean?
R.C. Sproul When we talk about the vicarious aspect of the atonement, two rather technical words come up again and again: expiation and propitiation...
The Quran's deadly role in inspiring Belgian slaughter: Column
Nabeel Qureshi Americans awoke this morning to another terrorist attack — this time in the Brussels airport and subway. These attacks hit close to home...
Why Sermons Often Bore
Garvin Ortlund How often have we heard (or preached!) sermons that feel more like a lecture than a sermon—sermons that inform, but fail to transform. Keller helped us think about how to preach to the heart, and through the heart to the whole person.
Was the New Testament Written Early?
Frank Turek Atheists and skeptics usually try to discredit the New Testament by indicating that it was written hundreds after the events. Is there evidence for this claim?...
Passover: The Substitute Teacher
Clint Archer One of the most loved and enduring prison escape stories is The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas. He was incarcerated on a tiny, isolated island...
Why Don't We Follow All of the Old Testament Laws?
J.D. Greear It’s pretty common these days for people to dismiss Christians as inconsistent because “they follow some of the rules in the Bible and ignore others.” The challenge usually sounds something like this...
Why Not to Have a Woman Preach
Thomas Schreiner The specific question on the table is this: Does 1 Timothy 2:12 leave open the possibility that women are permitted to preach in the weekly gathering of a local church as an extension of the male elders of the church or as an expression under their governing authority?
Admit It: Atheists Have a Point
MItch Stokes Years ago, when I began earnestly addressing my questions about the plausibility of Christianity, I often found myself disappointed when I found answers...
Miraculous Healing: Does God Heal Today?
Josh Buice Does God still give miraculous gifts to His church as a normative manner of validating the truth claims of the gospel and the authenticity of the church?
3 Reasons Why You Aren't Allowed to Be Theologically Dumb
Chris Martin The Christian cannot be a passive theologian who has idle thoughts about God here and there. Christians are called to be active theologians who are constantly trying to learn more about the God we worship...
Anatomist Dr. David Menton Responds to "Proof of Evolution That You Can Find on Your Body"
Answers in Genesis Anatomist, biologist, and creation scientist Dr. David Menton responds to popular YouTube video "Proof of Evolution That You Can Find on Your Body" (posted by VOX) from a biblical and scientific worldview...