Timothy Keller recently spoke at MIT, as part of the Veritas Forum, on the subject “How Could a Good God Allow Suffering?”
The entire presentation, including a lengthy Q&A, is a valuable resource both intellectually and spiritually. But perhaps the most worthwhile and practical portion of the entire forum came with the last question and his […]
by Justin Huffman
Peter declares in Acts 4:12 that, regarding Jesus, “there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.” Such a claim, in our pluralistic, post-modern society, is immediately offensive to many.
But why? What is offensive about this statement? The answer, in most cases, is two-fold: first, there is […]
by Lasserre Bradley, Jr.
In Russia, during the height of the Cold War, the citizens were kept so completely in the dark regarding current global events that they were convinced by the propaganda fed them regarding the poverty of the West, and that Americans were starving under the capitalistic system. They were convinced that this was […]
Lee Strobel shares meditations from the early Christian Ignatius, reminding us that Christianity is not a philosophical or mystic religion, but an historical one. It proclaims a real Jesus, who really died on the cross, and really rose again from the grave.
Read more »by Justin Huffman
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the only plausible explanation for Christianity’s continued and triumphant existence. And, alongside a host of early secular writers, we find in the harmonious perspectives of the gospels the divine, perfect, mult-faceted, unified assertion of Jesus’ bodily resurrection.
In Matthew’s account of this momentous event, he focuses particularly on […]
