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 →

Crucial Questions: An Apologetics Catechism

Christian ApologeticsQuestion 3: Can a lost person be argued into the Kingdom of God using apologetics?Answer 3: Apologetics presents a positive challenge that points the unbeliever to the Kingdom of God.Comment: My first experience with apologetics involved a lot of argumentation. That is to say, I argued a lot. I was a new believer and … Continue reading Crucial Questions: An Apologetics Catechism →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2023 #3The very first verse of Genesis says that God created “the heavens and the earth.” This leaves us with a few questions. Where did the universe come from? Did God use the Big Bang to create everything we see? Dr. Hugh Ross believes the answers to these questions will enhance the credibility of the … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →

A Playlist for Apologists 2023 #1

Revive Us AgainIn the past few weeks, the church as a whole has been talking about revival. As many of you know, this was sparked by the continuous chapel service held at Asbury Seminary in Kentucky. Participants spent twelve days in prayer and worship. The events surrounding Asbury and the services brought questions and a … Continue reading A Playlist for Apologists 2023 #1 →

Crucial Questions: An Apologetics Catechism

Christian ApologeticsWords in So Many Characters 3Blind Faith in 72 CharactersBlind faith is a belief without evidence, in contrast to biblical faith.

What I’m Reading in Winter 2023

In addition to Bible study and lesson preparation, this is what I’m reading.The Case for Jesus by Brant PitreAnswering key questions about the historical evidence for Jesus Christ.Reading for a purposeLogic and the Way of Jesus by Travis DickinsonDemonstrating how Jesus used logic in His teaching ministry and basic concepts in logic along with practical … Continue reading What I’m Reading in Winter 2023 →

IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

2023 #2Believers have been told in recent years that the Bible and science cannot mix. But, is this true? Dr. Hugh Ross believes that science is a great way to begin a conversation about faith in Jesus Christ. The Shreveport Chapter of Reasons To Believe will gather on Tuesday, February 14 to begin a new … Continue reading IMPORTANT MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT →