By Margaret Luevano “He is not really an atheist!” That was my thought after hearing the story of a man who claimed to be an atheist. Eduard was born and raised in Russia during the communist regime and had been taught that there was no God. He had served in the Russian military during the
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By Karen Patrick Faith and Reason Work Together Apologetics, the reasoned defense of the truth claims of Christianity, is often perceived to be at odds with faith; however, this fails to appreciate how the Holy Spirit works alongside evidence to point people to Christ. One vital role of the Holy Spirit is preparing believers to
By Maggie Hendrick Have you ever blurted out a vague platitude and instantly thought, “Why did I say that?” I don’t even believe that! “You do you girl!” or “Good luck on your presentation today!” They are meant to be encouraging, yet are logically inconsistent within the Christian worldview. I remember the light bulb moment
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By Sari Sheppird, PhD This memory is as clear as day. At six years old, I was at my mom’s ballet class, eagerly waiting for her to finish and take me home, when I decided to pass the time by trying on some of the shoes that dance students had left in the changing room.
By Rachel Shockey ***The following article contains excerpts and concepts from my master’s thesis, “The Intersection of Apologetics and the Arts: The Power of the Arts to Convey Truth and Change Lives.” The full thesis can be found here. This article is in response to a question we received on social media about how Christian
By Phoenix Hayes When the question, “How do we attempt apologetics within the secular workplace?” came across my virtual desk, I thought to myself with a smirk, “Easy. Don’t.” My reasoning, on the surface of things, is as follows: first—economics. In today’s cultural climate, why do anything that could identify yourself as an “other” and
By Phoenix Hayes Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the Western world today. And yet, it is riddled with a confusing mishmash of religion, tradition, and fantasy. All of these combine to form the season we now celebrate as Christmas. The variety of symbols and stories associated with this time is
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By Dr. Laurel Shaler After accepting a faculty position at a large evangelical Christian institution, I quickly began to see the tremendous benefit of integration. As time passed, I realized that my students—and the program I was helping to administrate—would be better served if I had more in-depth theological knowledge. While I had accepted Jesus
by Phoenix Hayes As believers, we’re all called to play our part in The Great Commission (Matt. 28:19–20). For those who may be unfamiliar with this term, it refers to Jesus’ instruction to the disciples to spread the Christian message across the world. This call can be a part of the believer’s full-time job, but
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By Laura ZeeUpdated 3/9/26 Several years ago, when my late husband and I worked for a ministry that required us to raise financial support, I remember telling a long-time supporter how much we appreciated her generosity. She responded, “I absolutely love giving to the Lord’s work! I don’t know why God said money is evil
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