If Christ had remained dead like any other “savior” or “teacher” or “prophet,” his death would have meant nothing more
Fully, Finally, Unquestionably, and Irrevocably Vindicated Read Post »
In the first two books of their Coffee House Chronicles series, authors Josh McDowell and Dave Sterrett introduced us to
Did the Resurrection Happen… Really? By McDowell and Sterrett Read Post »
“Nothing is more central to the Bible than Jesus’ death and resurrection,” writes D.A. Carson in the preface to Scandalous: The
Book Review: Scandalous by D.A. Carson Read Post »
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L63GzGSHbho] For this reason, because I have heard of your faith in the Lord Jesus and your love toward all
Sin is Defeated, Yet Sin Remains to be Fought Read Post »
Go to Dark Gesthemane is a hymn written by James Montgomery that takes us from Christ’s “dark night of the
Go to Dark Gesthemane Read Post »
A great video to watch with the kids based on illustrations from The Jesus Storybook Bible with narration by David
God's Wonderful Surprise Read Post »
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRiIpsbJW8o] HT: Justin Taylor
It’s Friday… But Sunday’s Coming Read Post »
In the book of Revelation John describes his intense and completely overwhelming vision of the risen Jesus: Then I turned
Maybe the Problem is We’re Not Frightened Enough Read Post »
Suppose that Jesus, having died on the cross, had stayed dead. Suppose that, like Socrates or Confucius, he was now
J.I. Packer: Without the Resurrection, the Bottom Drops Out of Christianity Read Post »
“Christianity hinges not only on the empty cross but also on an empty tomb,” writes Adrian Warnock in Raised with Christ:
Book Review: Raised with Christ by Adrian Warnock Read Post »
