Month: June 2025

The idea that the Bible was made up by people centuries after the events it claims to describe has become a common talking point in secular circles. It shows up in college classrooms, documentaries, TikTok videos, and best-selling novels like The Da Vinci Code. The suggestion is that the...

When someone asks, “Aren’t we better off without religion?” they’re often expressing more than a philosophical concern. Many times, it’s a personal reaction—pain from a hurtful experience, frustration with hypocrisy in religious circles, or disillusionment with systems that...

In a world filled with competing worldviews, philosophies, and sacred texts, the question "Why should we believe the Bible?" is not just reasonable—it's essential. For Christians, the Bible isn't merely a religious relic or a set of spiritual ideas. It's the inspired, trustworthy, and...

"How can you believe in miracles?" That's a question that echoes through the halls of science classrooms, church pews, and late-night coffee conversations. For many skeptics, miracles seem like fairy tales—a relic of ancient superstition. But for Christians, miracles aren't just believable;...

It’s one of the most troubling and emotionally weighty questions people ask about the Christian faith: "How can a loving God send people to hell?" On the surface, it seems contradictory. After all, we are told God is love. We read about His compassion, His mercy, and His desire that no one...