The Problem of the Unreached
Keith Lewis
“What about those who never hear the gospel?” Often, those who are most alarmed by the implications of this question are unbelievers, and not us. In our evangelistic conversations, in our own private doubts, and in our personal mission, how do we answer this question?
The Problem of Rules
Keith Lewis
A fierce loyalty to personal freedom is a growing and defining trademark of Western secularism. We must consider the idolatry of personal freedom and the objections it brings against Christianity.
The Problem of Evil
Keith Lewis
Why do bad things happen to good people? In light of all the evil, how can God be both good and great? Why didn’t God stop evil when he had the chance?
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 3
Brian Trainer
Believers seeking to glorify God should never associate themselves with elements that are linked to the world system regardless of the reasons, the personal rights, or the perceived cost.
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 2
Brian Trainer
Paul’s first two principles in decisionmaking involve encroachment (will it go against the demands of my conscience, 8:7) and example (will it set a helpful pattern for others to follow, 8:12-13).
“Sticks, Stones, and Steaks” part 1
Brian Trainer
In debatable issues, things in which we have no direct scriptural instruction, we are often confronted with decisions between individual personal liberty and Christian community sensitivity.
Is Christ Really the Only Way? The Problem of Pluralism
Ben Edwards
Jesus is the only way, because He alone is God and He alone provides salvation.
Does It Matter if God Exists? The Problem of Atheism
Ben Edwards
Only the God of the Bible makes sense of the world. He has revealed Himself to us, through creation, and through the Bible and Jesus Christ. This God loves you, and offers you a satisfaction for your longing by knowing Him.
What Makes Christianity So Good? The Beauty of the Gospel
Ben Edwards
Christianity offers a beautiful hope through the good news of Jesus Christ.