I don't remember how I came across it, but here's a link to a doctoral dissertation featuring new English translations of a few anc...

It's going to air on December 10 . I plan to watch it, and I'll probably post about it again after doing so, but I want to make some...

We're often told that the early Christians don't show much interest in Jesus' childhood outside the opening chapters of Matthew ...

For suggestions about how to begin the process of arguing for a traditional Christian view of Jesus' childhood, see the collection of ap...

Last Thursday I gave a lecture on William Tyndale to a group in Washington, D. C. Tyndale translated the New Testament for the first time fr...

"Many murderers have died in their beds unpunished; where then is the righteousness of God? Yea, ofttimes a murderer guilty of fifty m...

Skeptics (of Christianity and skeptics in other contexts) often try to cast doubt on the reliability of human memory. Michael Jones (Inspiri...

We've written a lot about sola scriptura over the years. See the relevant posts linked here , for example. I've argued that sola scr...

He's addressing parenting, but there's also a wider application: It is impossible not to teach children about God, because not to ...

Gavin Ortlund just posted a video on prophecy fulfillment as evidence for Christianity . And here's a post I added to the comments sect...

To demand the continual experience of the pleasure is to cut ourselves off from the subsequent pleasure that God intended. This principle - ...

In earlier posts, such as here , I've discussed the popularity of premillennialism during the earliest centuries of church history. The ...

"It grieves them more to own a bad house than a bad life, as if it were man's greatest good to have everything good but himself.&qu...

"'Go, inquire of the Lord for me and the people and all Judah concerning the words of this book that has been found, for great is t...