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Dr. Stephen Meyer, author of Return of the God Hypothesis, is killing it right now. He defended Christianity excellently on the Joe Rogan Podcast and was recently interviewed by Piers Morgan. Morgan, who can be a bit bullish and antagonistic, seemed to agree with Meyer on every point, and even teamed up with Meyer to […]
Piers Morgan and Stephen Meyer teaming up to take on Dawkins? Read More »
In this episode, Mike engages in a riveting discussion with guest Dr. Paul Gould. Paul is an esteemed author known for his influential book on cultural apologetics and his role as the director of the MA in Philosophy of Religion at Palm Beach Atlantic. Their conversation focuses on the troubling trend of younger generations drifting
Culture, Apologetics, and the Danger of False Narratives | Dr. Paul Gould Read More »
Driscoll is in the news again, and the situation is ridiculous. It seems evident to me that this “spirit of Jezebel” nonsense was a stunt to sell his book. Maybe I’m wrong about this. But this recent controversy regarding Mark reminded me of his scandal in 2014 and an important lesson for us to learn.
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All of us struggle with feelings of inadequacy. A sense of shame plagues us all. We think that God should not accept us because we haven’t lived up to a standard. Well, I suppose some think they are the standard of perfection, but we won’t deal with them here. For the rest of us, our
The Struggle and the Joy in Believing the Truths About Us Read More »
In this episode, Mike sits down with Matthew Mittelberg, an apologist currently with Apologetics, Inc. Matthew brings a unique perspective to the conversation, having formerly worked at Ravi Zacharias International Ministries and grown up as the son of noted author and apologist Mark Mittelberg. With close family ties to Lee Strobel, whom he affectionately refers
Why Apologetics is Essential in Discipleship and Evangelism | Matthew Mittelberg Read More »
In an enlightening episode, I engaged in riveting discussions with Jay Watts, founder and president of Merely Human Ministries. Notorious for his energetic delivery, Jay shared personal experiences from his journey, transitioning from a self-proclaimed atheist to being a profound believer. He touched on his struggles growing up amidst broken family ties and dealing with
The Problem of Evil is a Problem for Atheists | Jay Watts Read More »
Part 8 of 8 in a series of articles by Derek Caldwell on the resurrection. Published April 3, 2024 I have heard it said before: so what if Jesus was raised from the dead? Why does that mean I have to worship Him? This is such a sad statement, for it speaks of the cultural
The Enormous Significance of the Resurrection: why it makes everything better Read More »
Part 7 of 8 in a series of articles by Derek Caldwell on the resurrection. Published April 2, 2024 There is much that one could say about the alleged contradictions in the resurrection accounts. At the outset we must ask: What is a contradiction? A contradiction is when at least two things are stated as
Resurrection Riddles: solving alleged contradictions in the gospels Read More »
Part 6 of 8 in a series of articles by Derek Caldwell on the resurrection. Published April 1, 2024 Tradition tells us—and we have little reason to doubt it—that eleven of the twelve apostles (all but John) died an early death for their faith. Martyrdom was considered a sign of true faith in a society
Doubting the Disciples: were resurrection reporters deceiving or delusional? Read More »
Part 5 of 8 in a series of articles by Derek Caldwell on the resurrection. Published March 31, 2024 One of the most convincing evidences of the resurrection for me is what happened after it took place: the changed lives—and ultimate sacrifices—of people who claimed to have experienced the resurrected Christ in some way. And
Skepticism to Sacrifice: the astonishing journey of James, Paul, & Peter Read More »
