Apologetics
The Propaganda of the Kingdom
Amidst all the complexity of the world, there are two basic ways to understand it – either in terms of God's Word or man's idea. Learn more about the significance of God's self-revelation through his Word.
Kingdoms and Culture
Modern Western culture is increasingly hostile to the Christian worldview. How did we get to this point, and what is the Christian response?
The Sexuality of the Kingdoms
The biblical story begins and ends with a wedding; sexuality is a major issue in the Kingdom of God, and is an area that the devil has sought to twist and distort. Learn about the robust biblical teaching on sexuality and marriage.
Reason and Religion
The question as to whether there is a conflict between reason and religion is misleading when we come to understand the biblical concept of 'reasoning' (understanding) and its subjection to man's religious nature.
The Pursuit of Happiness
The desire for joy is not ultimately satisfied in this world. Even in Eden joy was found not in the perfect created order, but in fellowship with God.
The Pursuit of Happiness
The desire for joy is not ultimately satisfied in this world. Even in Eden joy was found not in the perfect created order, but in fellowship with God.
God’s Wisdom for the Human Condition
The uncertainty of autonomous man's striving for salvation leads to hopelessness. Only on the basis of a personal God in covenantal relationship with man is there any hope for mankind.
Finding Meaning in a Sin-Cursed World
Ecclesiastes provides life wisdom and apologetics guidance for the believer facing the circumstances of the world.
Finding Meaning in a Sin-Cursed World
Ecclesiastes provides life wisdom and apologetics guidance for the believer facing the circumstances of the world.
Apologetics and the Church
What do we mean when we talk of Christian apologetics? How has the church historically practiced apologetics?
The Uniqueness of Christ and the Christian Worldview
The Creation of the World
The creation account is foundational to Christian theology. The literal interpretation of Genesis 1 is supported by the rest of the Bible, linguistic analysis, the testimony of historic Christian orthodoxy, and science itself.