3. Reading the Bible Doesn’t Require Special Skills Let’s get one thing very clear right up front: I believe in the inspiration of Scripture. What that means is that I believe that God Himself is the ultimate Author of every word in the Bible. No word is in the Bible that God didn’t want there…
2. The Bible was written for us, but it wasn’t written directly to us. [box_dark]Got less than 5 minutes to get your truth-fix? View the condensed video version of this article at our new Sound Bites channel: [button link=”https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo9VpYZgLXjGMKYqT3mhD3g” variation=”blue”]View Channel[/button][/box_dark] God never changes, but the world that God speaks into changes constantly. The world…
[box_dark]The question of whether or not the Gospels can be trusted to present an accurate view of Jesus’ life, teaching and deeds comes up all the time in our culture. What follows is a presentation of some of the key evidence that needs to be considered by any skeptic really interested in engaging this topic. …
Bias & The Bible Christian apologists often claim that the Bible is subjected to an unfair bias when it comes to tests of historicity. As the claim goes, historians typically assume that historical claims by other ancient texts (i.e. letters, trade records, historical treatises, etc.) are accurate until proven otherwise, whereas they assume the Bible…
by Craig A. Smith Every kid who’s spent time in Sunday School classes knows there’s a select group of Bible stories that get all the airtime: David whups Goliaith, the animals board the ark by twosies and Jonah gets himself swallowed by a big fish. These are the anchor stories in just about every Sunday…
by Johnny Cisneros Jesus is God. It’s the most central and most controversial belief of the Christian faith. How did the gospel writers support such a claim? They documented Jesus’ mighty deeds. Sure, other biblical characters performed wonders (1 Kings 17:22–23). But Jesus is unique because He does what only God can do. When He…