Essay
They shall never perish
You know the night. You failed. You went dry. Sleep would not come. Then the question sat on the bed with you.
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History
The stone moved. The body did not come back.
History’s most inconvenient garden: a tomb with no tenant, guards with no story that holds, and a movement that would not die.
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Science & Faith
What are the odds?
Around 300 solid prophecies land on one carpenter from Nazareth. Time and chance would like a word. They do not get one.
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Review
Intra Muros: a sick woman’s vision of heaven
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Scripture
Heaven, what will it be like?
Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, and that is not a brush-off.
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Essay
Solomon was right. It’s all vanity.
Media trends, media outrage, world-ending headlines that vanish in a month. Fear God. Everything else comes and goes.
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History
5,800 manuscripts. Still not enough for some people.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. The Gospels have more documentary muscle than the biographies we trust without blinking.
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Evangelism Q&A
What do I say to an atheist at the table?
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Evangelism Q&A
How can God be three without being three gods?
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Religions compared
Jesus in the Gospels, Jesus in the Qur’an
Same name. Different man. One dies and rises. The other is rescued from the cross. They cannot both be reporting the same weekend.
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Children’s story
The path through the trees
A children’s story about a girl who thought the woods were empty, and the voice that knew her name anyway.
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Children’s story
The lamb who was not afraid
A small story for small people: the flock ran, the lamb stayed, and the dark turned out to have a voice.
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Science & Faith
A nuclear reactor in the sky. Time and chance, they said.
A perfectly tuned furnace that could swallow a million Earths. Gotta love the accident story.
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Review
The fine-tuning argument, reviewed
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Scripture
The Revelation rabbit hole
Barry Smith in the late ’90s, a cassette, and a book that still will not sit still. How to read the last pages without losing your mind.
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Objections
If God is good, why this?
The oldest objection still standing. It does not get a cute answer. It gets a cross.
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Objections
Extraordinary claims, ordinary double standards
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Miracles
The lake that went still
A storm, a boat, a sentence. Miracle reports are either lies, legends, or the world is not a closed box.
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Miracles
Some miracles look like a quiet surface
Not every sign is fireworks. Sometimes the proof is that the thing which should have drowned you didn’t.
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History
Why the old stones still matter
Gothic naves are not the gospel. They are what happens when a people believe the gospel long enough to stack rock toward the sky.
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Science & Faith
A telescope is not a threat to Genesis
The more glass you put on the sky, the less the accident story comforts. Wonder is not the enemy of faith.
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