Answering Atheist Objections – Part 3
[Part 3 of a 3-part series] This concludes a response to an article that appeared in mid-July of 2024, titled “18 Uncomfortable Questions Atheists WANT […]
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Wrath is Right – Part 2
[Part 2 of a 3-part series] The main problem Progressivism has with the historic Christian faith is that it doesn’t like the reality of God’s
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Is Jesus “Perfect Theology?”
“Jesus is perfect theology.” This is a popular saying in some circles, and it is treated like the Royal Flush of theology. If you play
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Forgive and Forget
As we head into another Presidential election in 2024, it might be good to think back four years. 2020 probably wracked up more personal offenses
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How to Pray for Rulers
The clearest description of how to pray for civil rulers is found in 1 Timothy 2:1–4. Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers,
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Defeating the Army of Objections
Many are rejoicing that the walls of the Christian faith are crumbling and that we could see the death of Christianity in our lifetime. People
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Gateway to God’s Heart — Sole Fide // The Solas – Part 3
This article is the third of a series on the “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation. They will post each Thursday here on The Post. Faith
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Come Out!
Revelation 18 forecasts the final fatal fall of an end time “Babylon.” There have been many attempts to identify the nation, city, or system that
What Kind of Church Service ?
A January 2014 article in The American Conservative described why some Millennials are leaving Evangelical churches to join more liturgical denominations like Anglican, Orthodox, and
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Conviction to Joy
I had an enlightening conversation today. It moved me to ponder the likelihood that many Christians have only experienced half the Gospel—the hard part. While