Por Lisa Quintana Cuando comencé a aprender algunas cosas sobre apologética, pensé que estaba lista para salir y empezar a convertir ateos. ¡Qué ingenua fuí! Con las mejores intenciones, y habiendo tomado algunas clases muy buenas, abrí una cuenta de Twitter destinada a convertir a los perdidos, corregir la información errónea sobre la fe y
By Lisa Quintana Back when I began learning a thing or two about apologetics, I thought I was ready to get out there and begin converting atheists. Boy, was I massively naïve. With the best of intentions, armed with a few good classes under my belt, I started a Twitter account aimed at converting the
By Lisa Quintana There is the anguish of doubt in some who search for God and yet don’t seem to find him. It is a troubling experience and an objection to the existence of God. Some say, “If God is real, why will he not just reveal himself to everyone to let them know he
Por Lisa Quintana [dropcap]T[/dropcap]uve la bendición de poder ver una presentación reciente de Elizabeth Urbanowicz, quien será una de las oradoras en nuestra próxima conferencia de WIA, Encuentra tu voz, en la Universidad de Biola el próximo mes de enero. Elizabeth es una ex profesora de escuela primaria que ha tenido años de experiencia educando
By Lisa Quintana “Doubt your doubts!” some say. Honest questions can be good things, especially when it comes to the Christian worldview, because there are good and reasoned answers to be discovered. But what of those people who live by doubt? If you spend any amount of time online (and who doesn’t these days?), you’ve
By Lisa QuintanaUpdated March 3, 2026 Some say that beauty is evidence that God exists. Beauty grips us all. It floods our thoughts with enchantment and fascination. It attracts us. As we contemplate it, we are drawn to the goodness it seems to represent. If we think more about it, we can discover that it
By Lisa Quintana Why should Christians care about what secular scientists think? They don’t have any fear of God and they despise His wisdom and instruction as laid out in the Bible. We should believe what we want, and let the scientists believe what they want, right? Wrong. These people have influential positions in our
By Lisa Quintana I was going to give a presentation on why the New Testament documents are reliable to a group of extremely bright university students at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. We’re talking about the cream of the crop of students here – some of the brightest minds get accepted to UW-Madison. I
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By Lisa Quintana Ever since the Garden of Eden, people have been doubting God’s word: “Did God actually say. . .?” (Gen. 3:1; emphasis mine). As Solomon said in Ecclesiastes, there is nothing new under the sun (Eccles. 1:9). The same old lies are repeated over the ages. Today, doubts about the Bible persist vehemently.
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