Questions From The Grab Bag

2023#2When Jesus Died and Three Days in the Tomb, Part 2“R” in Louisiana asks:“In Jesus days, the Passover was on Wednesday. He was crucified and put in the tomb by that night. With that being the start of the 3 days and 3 nights count per the Bible. Why do people today and most of … Continue reading Questions From The Grab Bag →

Questions From The Grab Bag

2023#1When Jesus Died and Three Days in the Tomb, Part 1“R” in Louisiana asks:“In Jesus days, the Passover was on Wednesday. He was crucified and put in the tomb by that night. With that being the start of the 3 days and 3 nights count per the Bible. Why do people today and most of … Continue reading Questions From The Grab Bag →

The End of “Religion”?

Christians have been hit with disturbing news over the past few years. We have realized that our culture is “post-Christian.” “In general Western culture is deeply post-Christian,” says Dr. William Lane Craig. Any observer would have to agree that, in its expressions of music, movies, television, or the written word, Western culture does not even … Continue reading The End of “Religion”? →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2023 #5Naturalism tells us how life began: life originated in a “primordial soup.” How does that story compare to the Biblical account of Genesis? The Shreveport Chapter of Reasons To Believe will gather on Tuesday, May 9 to discuss this important issue in our continuing Navigating Genesis series. Steve Robertson will be leading the conversation … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →

The Best (and Worst) of Twitter

2023 #3Twitter. There’s a part that’s good. There is a part that is bad, and there is a part that you wouldn’t believe. Twitter, along with other social media platforms can be used for good. But, there are a lot of things you can find on Twitter’s Christian circles that are not that good. Perhaps … Continue reading The Best (and Worst) of Twitter →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2023 #4The writer of the New Testament book of Hebrews sent a letter to a group of people who were facing persecution. They needed to hold on to something! He gave his listeners some advice about both their present and their future. On April 26, I will be sharing that guidance from Hebrews with the … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →

The Best (and Worst) of Twitter

2023 #2Twitter. There’s a part that’s good. There is a part that is bad, and there is a part that you wouldn’t believe. Twitter, along with other social media platforms can be used for good. But, there are a lot of things you can find on Twitter’s Christian circles that are not that good. Perhaps … Continue reading The Best (and Worst) of Twitter →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2023 #4In 33AD, an iterant teacher named Jesus of Nazareth was executed by the Roman authorities in Judea. A short time later, His followers proclaimed that this same Jesus had risen from the dead. Was their claim true? Is there evidence for what the disciples said? On Tuesday, April 11, Dr. Bruce Hennigan and Mark … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →

The Best (and Worst) of Twitter

2023 #1Twitter. There’s a part that’s good. There is a part that is bad, and there is a part that you wouldn’t believe. Twitter, along with other social media platforms can be used for good. But, there are a lot of things you can find on Twitter’s Christian circles that are not that good. Perhaps … Continue reading The Best (and Worst) of Twitter →

The Case for Jesus: The Biblical and Historical Evidence for Christ by Brant Pitre

A ReviewDisclaimer: I ordered this book for myself after seeing several reviews.Dr. Brant Pitre is Professor of Sacred Scripture at New Orleans’s Notre Dame Seminary.Dr. Pitre begins his book with his experience as a young student at Louisiana State University. Entering his introductory class on the Bible, he was confronted by the teacher with several … Continue reading The Case for Jesus: The Biblical and Historical Evidence for Christ by Brant Pitre →