I Couldn’t Have Said It Better Myself

Christmas Edition“On Christmas eve of 1538 Dr. Martin Luther was very jocund. All his words and songs and thoughts were of the incarnation of our Lord. Then with a sigh he said, ‘Oh, we poor men that we should be so cold and indifferent to this great joy which has been given us. This indeed … Continue reading I Couldn’t Have Said It Better Myself →

Say It!

Christmas EditionWhy Jesus?“How is it that a carpenter from obscure Nazareth commands the allegiance of hundreds of millions of people who have given their lives to Him? The New Testament documents have an answer: Jesus was the very Son of God, that is, He was (and is) God the Son. Jesus was genuinely God and … Continue reading Say It! →

Crucial Questions: An Apologetics Catechism

Christian ApologeticsQuestion 8: What are some accessible resources for Christian apologetics?Answer: These are some of the resources I recommend.Books:The Case for Jesus – Brant PitreCold Case Christianity – J. Warner WallaceOn Guard – William Lane CraigA Reasonable Response – William Lane CraigPerson of Interest – J. Warner WallaceWebsites:Right Now Media – http://www.rightnowmedia.orgSolas – http://www.solas-cpc.org/tag/a-beginners-guide-to-apologeticsApologetics 315 … Continue reading Crucial Questions: An Apologetics Catechism →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2024 #12As we celebrate our Savior’s birth in the month of December, we invite you to join us on Tuesday December 10 for our first annual Christmas Fellowship. Brookwood Apologetics will have a wonderful time of sharing finger foods, fun, and reading the Christmas account of the birth of Jesus Christ. The Fellowship will take … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →

A Playlist for Apologists 2024 #4

Joy to the World!My favorite Christmas song is not really a Christmas song. The words to “Joy to the World” were composed by Isaac Watts in 1719. The words were added to a tune by Lowell Mason in 1836. The song was originally published as “The Messiah’s Coming and Kingdom” and celebrates the Second Coming … Continue reading A Playlist for Apologists 2024 #4 →