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What we can’t see is important.  In hardship, our minds are flooded with questions: Where are You, God? Why did You let this happen? If You had only… These questions are understandable—and welcome. God allows us to bring our emotions to Him honestly. But if those questions become accusations, there’s something we must remember: we do not see all things, and what we can’t see […]

Question: During Q&A after a recent talk on Identity Crisis: Is our Sexuality designed? I was asked: ‘Why do Buddhists say you can be a Christian and a Buddhist at the same time?’  I love it. No matter what topic you are addressing, the younger generations ask anything.   Answer: Great question! I explained that Buddhism is ultimately about achieving enlightenment, which means seeing

Rape and incest are among the most horrific sins a person can endure. They shatter lives, inflict deep trauma, and demand justice against the perpetrator. Women who endure such evil deserve compassion, justice, and real support. No one should minimize their suffering. But when it comes to abortion, the question we face is this: does

The CS Lewis Institute just published an article by Alycia Wood exploring the Christian response to transgenderism. Check it out here: https://www.cslewisinstitute.org/resources/what-is-the-christian-response-to-transgenderism/

“God didn’t need to kill someone to be ‘happy’ with humanity. What kind of God would that be? Awful. Horrific.”1  – Rob Bell   “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” – 1 John 4:10  Despite the challenges raised against it, the theory

Question: If God is all-powerful, couldn’t He make other gods—perfect beings just like Himself?  Answer:That’s a good question, and the answer is no. To explain why, we need to be clear on what makes God, God. Philosophers and theologians often describe God as a maximally great being. That’s not just worshipful language—it’s a precise definition.

There are many reasons people struggle to believe in Jesus. Some wrestle with intellectual objections. Others carry deep wounds—painful experiences, unanswered prayers, betrayal by someone they trusted. And all of us deal with pride. But one of the more common, and perhaps most tragic, obstacles to faith is not philosophical or emotional. It’s us. For

What if I told you that the most extraordinary claim in history—one that billions stake their eternities on—rests on evidence you can examine for yourself? Does that sound hard to believe? After all, Jesus of Nazareth was born in ancient Judea over two thousand years ago. And we’re not just talking about the existence of

Everything is art. Yes, everything. From the chair you’re sitting in, to the device you’re reading on. From the cars, buses, and trains we ride, to the bridges and streets we cross. A craftsman, an architect, some artist somewhere, designed it. Good design makes us happy. It has a telos—a purpose, goal, or intention.  In

Each year my husband leads our family in a cherished Colombian tradition from his childhood: building the pesebre. In English, this translates as the nativity scene, but somehow that word fails to capture the 7-foot wide, multilayered scene that unapologetically spills out into my living room. We begin the way he and his grandmother, Chica