This event is designed for college students. Please see our larger schedule for more public events for all audiences. If God is real and good, why is there so much evil in the world? This is one of the most profound and challenging questions people wrestle with. Matthew Mittelberg will explore this issue from a […]
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This is a closed event is for Calvary Christian students. Please see our larger schedule for more public events. As students face an increasingly skeptical world, are they prepared to handle doubts, defend their faith, and engage in meaningful conversations about Christianity? During Worldview Emphasis Week, the Apologetics, Inc. team will guide students through a
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This event is designed for high schoolers. Please see our larger schedule for more public events for all audiences. Is doubt a sin? If it’s not a sin, how should we handle our doubts and unanswered questions? Is deconstruction a healthy option for the person concerned with truth? Matthew Mittelberg will explore these questions and
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In a world increasingly hostile to biblical truth, how can we equip our kids to stand firm in their faith? Join Megan Almon and Mike Sherrard for an engaging and practical discussion on preparing the next generation to navigate the challenges of a secular culture with confidence and conviction. This event will help parents, pastors,
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Is the universe the product of random chance, or does it reveal the handiwork of an intelligent designer? Does science point us toward or away from God? Join Dr. Tom Woodward for an eye-opening sermon exploring the profound evidence for God’s design in creation and the powerful truths found in Scripture. From the intricacies of
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This event is designed for middle schoolers through young adults. Please see our larger schedule for more public events for all audiences. There’s so much confusion in our culture about truth. In a world of fake news, disagreement, and AI-generated content, is it even possible to know the truth—especially spiritual truth? Matthew Mittelberg will explore
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Published March 25, 2024 Amidst the egg hunts, chocolate bunnies, and barely edible sugar-covered marshmallows, it’s easy to forget the real meaning behind Easter. For Christians, Easter is about more than just pastel colors and family gatherings—it’s about the physical resurrection of a Jewish carpenter 2,000 years ago in Judea. This belief stands at the
Irrational Easter–could Jesus really conquer death, or are miracles impossible? Read More »
Matthew Mittelberg Responds to the New York Times Interview, “Reverend, You Say the Virgin Birth Is ‘A Bizarre Claim’?” On Easter Sunday a few years ago I read the New York Times article Reverend, You Say the Virgin Birth Is ‘a Bizarre Claim’? I felt compelled to respond, because as well-meaning as Reverend Serene
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This article first appeared on biblestudytools.com, November 2018 “To rewrite the history books…Constantine commissioned and financed a new Bible, which omitted those gospels that spoke of Christ’s human traits and embellished those gospels that made Him godlike. The earlier gospels were outlawed, gathered up, and burned.”1 This passage, from the bestselling Dan Brown novel The
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