Big news came out a few weeks back about another Christian leader seriously questioning his faith. First, it was Joshua Harris, the author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye. Then, it was Marty Sampson, worship leader at Hillsong. What should Christians... Continue Reading →
Does being closed to the truth always have a negative effect? What about being closed to the truth of Christianity?
A student messaged me on Instagram saying that she was troubled by a friend who claimed that there are transgender people in the Bible. Here is my first response. Listen to the podcast discussion "Are there transgender people in the... Continue Reading →
Christians often like to discuss more debated and controversial issues, and students always want to ask my opinion on the difficult questions. I mean, who wouldn't? It is fun to talk about accepted Christian doctrines, but who doesn't like a... Continue Reading →
Tim Stratton, of Free Thinking Ministries, joined to show to discuss various issues related to apologetics, free will, Calvinism, and Molinism. In this first part, Tim talked about his time working with students in youth ministry and how it changed... Continue Reading →
I recently came across an Instagram account very clearly promoted the prosperity gospel. Some of the messages seemed misleading and others were completely false. Here are a few examples of what I saw. "I feel a SHIFT in the atmosphere;... Continue Reading →
I received a message on Instagram a few months ago from a student. It read, "I got into a discussion with my friend the other day about transgender and gender identity, and she told me that there were transgender [people] in... Continue Reading →
I was recently asked to join an Instagram discussion on the person of Jesus and the truth of Christianity. A student had responded to a post which you can see here. The first thing to recognize is that this post... Continue Reading →
Over the last two weeks, I have had the privilege of training over 550 students at two different summer camps. I am used to training students, but there was something I wasn't used to. The students were as young as... Continue Reading →
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