In my last post , I discussed how the gospels agree about an aspect of Jesus' posture in the context of prayer. Because the gospels are ...

George Barna teamed up with the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University and conducted 30-minute long interviews with 2,000 ...

American Humanist Association Board Statement Withdrawing Honor from Richard Dawkins [Richard Dawkins's] latest statement implies that t...

When discussing issues like the credibility and consistency of the gospels, matters such as Jesus' language and teachings often get a lo...

They support a high view of the New Testament documents, such as their authorship, genre, historicity, and Divine inspiration. Because of th...

"Far too many Evangelicals in the modern day know next to nothing about these figures [the church fathers]. I will never forget being a...

Given Marcion's high view of Paul and low view of the other apostles, his acceptance of the gospel of Luke while rejecting the other gos...

I recently finished reading Lydia McGrew's The Eye Of The Beholder (Tampa, Florida: DeWard Publishing, 2021) . There are portions of the...

Last week, Jonathan McLatchie did a question and answer session with Tim and Lydia McGrew on Jesus' resurrection . A lot of issues came ...

"And it is in Him, too, we already see the concluding expression of the prophecy fulfilled: 'In His name shall the nations hope....

Different people have different interests, so I'll recommend a broad range of resources. You can choose which ones are best under your c...

"Every time we walk in a garden I think we ought to recollect the garden [of Gethsemane] where the Saviour walked, and the sorrows that...

I've often referred to the significance of the ordinariness of Jesus' body in the resurrection accounts in the gospels and Acts (e.g...

I've addressed this subject in the past, but Lydia McGrew has a fuller and better treatment of it in her new book on the fourth gospel: ...

I've become increasingly convinced that Luke 1:1-3 is a good place to start in discussions about gospel authorship. Luke refers to his u...

Peter Williams has noted that there are some Easter passages in the Synoptics and John that have some unusual language in common. Jesus addr...

Discussions of the resurrection appearances tend to focus on seeing Jesus. The tradition of referring to them as appearances is one factor,...

I've written about the significance of how Jesus is portrayed as having retained his crucifixion wounds after his resurrection in the go...

Disputes over the historicity of the empty tomb usually focus on the gospel accounts. But there's a lot of evidence outside the gospels ...

"he who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully" (2 Corinthians 9:6) When Steve went through last year's Easter season, ...