The Dangers Lurking Behind Scriptural Compromise10 min read

Let’s begin with a question. When you strongly believe that someone has lied to you, does that affect your relationship with them?  Think about it.  Does a bit of doubt slip into your mind when they tell you something that sounds kind of unrealistic? Sometimes what they say may even seem plausible, but you’ve found holes in their stories before, so how do you…

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Does Being a Faithful Christian Make You Immune To Anxiety/Depression?4 min read

“Am I a bad Christian because I'm... depressed?” Many faithful Christians suffer from depression or anxiety. They end up with a sense of guilt if they rely on medications to overcome their illness.  In this article, we’re going to talk about misconceptions that are associated with psychological illnesses.

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Two Logical Fallacies Behind Resurrection Skepticism3 min read

In attempts to examine the historical Jesus, many scholars have denied the resurrection account as an historical event. Such attempts always appear as taking a centrist approach to examining the life of Jesus, yet it becomes obvious that they are aligned on the side of the skeptics when it comes to the supernatural events in the story of Jesus. However, rejection of the supernatural…

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Is It Enough To Lead A Good Moral Life To Go To Heaven?4 min read

Let us begin our article by thinking about the scene of the older son in Christ’s parable of the Prodigal Son. He was furious at their father’s special treatment of the returned younger son, saying, “Look! All these years I’ve been slaving for you and never disobeyed your orders. Yet you never gave me even a young goat so I could celebrate with my…

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