Sometimes we think that we are the ones helping these precious special needs children; I think they help us far more. Please take 3 minutes and watch this inspirational and sweet reminder of this precious little image bearer […]
Can the Old Testament really be trusted? In light of all the recent discussion surrounding the Bible TV show on the history channel, I thought it would be good to discuss the reliability of the Old Testament. The Old Testament (OT) was originally written in Hebrew (with a few chapters in Aramaic), and it contains thirty nine books written from about 1400 – 400 B.C. Here are some good reasons to believe we possess an accurate OT text. First the scribes who copied and preserved the text were […]
Looks like it. I’m sure someone coined the term before me, but I call this the ‘facebook effect’–and it’s not pretty. It’s where you see how AWESOME everyone else’s lives are and how yours […]
Eric Metaxas and Socrates in the City present an evening with John Lennox, Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, at the Union Club in New York City on January 31, 2013. Dr. Lennox explores a method for reading and interpreting the first chapters of Genesis without discounting either science or Scripture. Afterward Metaxas is heard asking, “Why didn’t I ever have any math teachers like this?” […]
What happens when a homicide detective investigates the Gospels and the evidence for Jesus? You get a fascinating (and compelling) book from my friend J. Warner Wallace! This is a real page-turner and you will find yourself swept into the evidence surrounding the most famous crime scene in history […]