What Does the Bible Teach About Confession
The ancient practice of confession is not meant to be a source of embarrassment or a tool for shame. Rather, it is a liberating tool designed to move us into a state of true communal healing.
Lee Strobel examines intellectual obstacles to Christianity through interviews with scholars. They argue that faith and reason coexist, addressing the problem of evil and the reliability of Scripture. Ultimately, the text posits that belief is a willful choice based on evidence.
Watch this introductory video for The Case for Faith book by Lee Strobel.
The ancient practice of confession is not meant to be a source of embarrassment or a tool for shame. Rather, it is a liberating tool designed to move us into a state of true communal healing.
This post argues for the existence of God by pointing to the intricate design of the universe and the presence of objective morality in humans.
There is one God. (Deuteronomy 6:4). He has revealed Himself to use in nature and in the Bible. (Psalm 19:1;2 Timothy 3:16-17) revealing His plan for us.
This post discusses historical reliability of the New Testament Gospel. Most modern experts view them as useful historical sources that provide a fairly reliable picture of Jesus’ life..