The Importance of Believing True Things
“Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not...
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Category: Ethics
Persuasion to a point of view is ethical and necessary
Have you ever encountered the absurd idea that it is somehow unethical to persuade someone? I...
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The gospel truth in gospel love
This might sound a little silly for a Christian to say, but here goes: Lately, I’m becoming quite...
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Integrity to keep you from sin
We all have different backgrounds… Some of you reading have been followers of Christ for a very...
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The power of love motivated by the Spirit of God
I received some excellent responses the other day when I asked the question, What is God teaching...
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Snobs for Christ: On Intellectual Snobbery in the Church
In this week’s post (which is admittedly more of a rant), I discuss some of the problems we see when intellectualism gets taken too far in the church. There’s a balance! Anti-intellectualism is bad, but so is intellectual snobbery.
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A Loving Christian Response to Homosexuality
Our church has recently concluded a series on tough questions in the Bible, and naturally, the question of how to respond to family members and other loved ones who have chosen to adopt a homosexual lifestyle came up. I’d like to lay out in brief what I believe the most appropriate general response is to this issue.
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094: Moral Facts Must Be Grounded
Are moral facts obvious, and if so, can they be accounted for objectively? That’s the...
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083: Pop Culture, Emotional Appeals, and the the Leftist Agenda
Like most American families—Christian or not—my wife and I enjoy watching TV. As a...
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082: (Part 2) “Your Truth” is Not a Thing
Last week, we began talking about the idea that “you” have a “truth” that...
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081: (Part 1) “Your Truth” is Not a Thing
There is a huge misunderstanding about the nature of truth in popular Christian circles today....
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080: (Part 2) Fighting for the Unborn: The Pro-Life Case Explained
Last week, we began discussing the importance of the pro-life argument, and how to understand the...
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079: (Part 1) Fighting for the Unborn: The Pro-Life Case Explained
Do you feel mystified by the abortion debate? Does it seem like the world is just devolving into...
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God, Teach Me to be Less Indifferent
I have a question for you. Do you ever feel so charred—so jaded—about the goings on of...
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How to Love Others Without Condoning Their Actions
As we endeavor to navigate a complicated culture, inevitably, we find ourselves accused. Accused...
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Personhood: The Key to Understanding Objective Morality
Note: This post makes mention of Ravi Zacharias. It is with a heavy heart that I must acknowledge...
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Answering Abortion: The S.L.E.D. Test
Have you ever had your pro life convictions challenged? Wouldn’t you like to be able to respond in...
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Grasping the Gravity of Sin in a Relativized Culture
In May of 2015, the Internet and the airwaves were abuzz with breaking news. Josh Duggar–a...
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Does Society Determine Morality?
Recently I was engaged in a discussion with an unbeliever on another apologetics ministry’s...
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3 Practical Reasons Why You Should Read The Bible More Than The News
We all get caught up in the hustle and bustle. Media companies have worked hard for the last...
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Does an Unbeliever Need to Know God to be Morally Good?
Note: This post makes mention of Ravi Zacharias. It is with a heavy heart that I must acknowledge...
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Does the Punishment for Original Sin Fit the Crime?
Note: This post makes mention of Ravi Zacharias. It is with a heavy heart that I must acknowledge...
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Mike Pence and Bill O’Reilly: The Difference of Carelessness in Positions of Influence
In recent days, Mike Pence and Bill O’Reilly–two figureheads in...
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What Christians Can Learn From Trump’s First 100 Days
On January 20th, 2017, conservative evangelicals experienced a huge win in the White House. There...
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