A Bible-Believing Person of Science? – Interview with Richard Knopp

Why eat turkey for Thanksgiving? It’s because of a mix of historical and cultural reasons, but for 21st century Americans, it also makes for an effective training in thankfulness.  Turkeys are unattractive animals which can make for bland food. A turkey’s face is unpleasant, glaring out at the world with a look that is at […]

Early Christians, especially in the 2nd Century AD, had to respond to a philosophical-religious system that had begun synchronizing with Christianity. Was it okay to blend the “best” of both systems in a way that compromised some of what the apostles had originally taught? Background and Summary Gnosticism was a philosophical system which attached itself […]

The people in your church are being discipled into somebody’s view of marriage, sexuality, and gender. Is your church helping to disciple its people into God’s view as described in the Bible—or is your church increasingly at the mercy of predominant cultural views? We want to give you a snapshot of what a church can […]

In Luke 17, Jesus was passing between Samaria and Galilee when he saw ten lepers who begged Him to heal them. He told them to go and show themselves to the priests (who, according to the Old Testament Law, were the people who could inspect them and confirm if the leprosy was gone). In faith, […]