Over the last two posts we have been making a case for the reliability of the Old Testament through various lines of evidence. This includes evidence from ancient manuscripts, archeology, prophecy, science authenticity, saved lives and lines of transmission over time. Because of the abundance of evidence, and trust in the fact that it is… Continue Reading
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A Case for the Old Testament: Session 2, Part 2 – The Transmission
Last week we introduced some Christian Apologetics for the Old Testament, and the Bible in general, by using the Acronym MAPS-S. There is so much evidence for the reliability and accuracy of the Bible, so to help you remember some of that evidence let’s review what MAPS-S stand for : M = Manuscript evidence A… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Session 2, Part 1 – Resources and Reasons to study the Old Testament
Last week we finished our introduction session with an overview and application for Bible study using a basic hermeneutical method so that we have the proper background and context for our Old Testament study. This week we are looking at a few of the many resources that can help with Bible study in preparation of… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Introduction, Part 2 – The Importance of practicing proper Bible study
This week we are finishing our introduction session by looking at the importance of doing Bible study correctly. The Bible is not hard to understand, but for some reason many people think, at one extreme, that there is a hidden formula or secret, and at another extreme, some think they can dissect out any verse… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Introduction – Part 1
This week we are starting a new class called “A Case for the Old Testament.” This class will combine Christian Apologetics with Bible study as we look at tough questions asked of Christians concerning the Old Testament. We will also look at the importance of Christians studying the Old Testament, because if you really want… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Honoring Role Models, Part 2
I know that I can not possibly cover all of the people that I would like to honor in the field of Apologetics, but I wanted to take time out to honor the top two biggest influences on me and this ministry in Christian Apologetics: Nabeel Qureshi (last week) and J. Warner Wallace. I encourage… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Honoring A Role Model
I am taking time this week from our series to honor a great teacher and Christian Apologist, taken from us too soon, Nabeel Qureshi. Nabeel has deeply impacted my life and ministry with his teachings and writings, and when Nabeel passed on to his eternal home we lost not only a great teacher but a… Continue Reading
A Case for Creation: Session 6 – The Tower of Babel and An Introduction to Abraham
This week’s session will wrap up our “Case for Creation” class series (our next class will be “A Case for the Old Testament”). In this final session we will look at evidence for the Tower of Babel and how the Biblical narrative of Human dispersion accounts for what we should see as only one race… Continue Reading
A Case for Creation: Session 5, Part 4 – The Geologic Column and Dinosaurs
Last week we looked at evidence that exposed problems with the mainstream secular dating methods for the Earth (Session 5, Part 3). We now carry that awareness into some specifics like the Geologic Column and the question of when dinosaurs lived. Check out this week’s presentation and the extra recommended sources that follow: The Geologic… Continue Reading
A Case for Creation: Session 5, The Flood, Part 3 – Problems with the Dating Methods
In our last few posts we have been looking at the effects of the Biblical Flood on our geography and topography worldwide via the evidence found in places like the Grand Canyon. (click here for part 1 and, or part 2) However, most people don’t associate the Flood with the debate over the age of… Continue Reading