Category: Apologetics

  • Stop Signs: An Everyday Reminder of God’s Existence

    Stop Signs: An Everyday Reminder of God’s Existence

    For the entire month of January, my husband and I were given the wonderful opportunity to teach four, 45-minute apologetics classes to 10-15 Middle School students…and we absolutely loved it! Teaching these students was a genuine honor! First of all, it’s incredibly important that I define what Apologetics means. “but…

  • The Problem of Pragmatism: “Wake Up, Church!”

    The Problem of Pragmatism: “Wake Up, Church!”

    Updated post from 2021. “Pragmatism and Sola Scriptura must stand in opposition as each claims to be the key to determining truth. As Christians we need to decide if we are going to depend upon Scripture as the absolute standard of truth or if we will determine truth by consequences.” Tim Challies…

  • Love Defined, Rightly

    Love Defined, Rightly

    Christians should view the Scriptures as Jesus views the Scriptures…as God’s authoritative word, true and unchanging (Mark 7:8-13; Matt. 26:54; Luke 4:21; John 7:38). With this important fact in view on Valentine’s Day, Christians should always look to God’s Word (Bible) as our Dictionary in defining what love is, and…

  • Revival

    “Reformation is a return to the sound doctrine of the Bible. Revival is the practice of that sound doctrine under the power of the Holy Spirit.” Francis Schaeffer Friends, we can know…without a doubt…that the Holy Spirit, who helped the 40+ writers of the 66 books (written over 1600 years…

  • In Richard Rohr’s Own Words—(Rohr vs. Biblical Christianity)

    In Richard Rohr’s Own Words—(Rohr vs. Biblical Christianity)

    Compiled by Meridith BlackContact: gal220black@gmail.comGoogle Document (Landscape)Google Document (Portrait)Full 86-page Research Document “Jesus was objectively Christ from his birth in Bethlehem, his conception in Nazareth, just like you and I are objectively Christ.”🚩 –Richard Rohr Center for Action and Contemplation. 2019. Jesus, Incarnation, and The Christ Resurrection. cac.org. https://cac.org/podcasts/1-jesus-incarnation-and-the-christ-resurrection/. This…

  • Don’t Neglect Meeting Together

    Remember this: Going to Church doesn’t help God (He doesn’t need anything), it helps you! Most of all— it helps others! Gathering with other believers at church provides an opportunity to be an encouragement to another brother and/or sister! You might not feel as if it’s possible to be an…

  • Investigating Truth Claims

    Investigating Truth Claims

    Seeking-out the #truth is searching for the facts (vs. blindly submitting to “the feels”). For example, we don’t walk across the street without looking both ways. Even if we don’t feel like it. Apathy in that moment would be irresponsible and reckless. Our lives literally depend upon choosing to investigate…

  • Whose Purposes?

    Whose Purposes?

    “The story is not so much about God’s wonderful plan for your life as much as it is about your life for God’s wonderful plan. God’s purposes are central, not ours.” Greg Koukl (The Story of Reality, p.44) When we read the historical records of the Israelite people, we witness…

  • The Enneagram Family Tree: Where it Began and How it Grew

    The Enneagram Family Tree: Where it Began and How it Grew

    Originally compiled in 2022, this post has been updated to include John Mark Comer. This is a large document (not to mention heavy on the heart). Please fact-check what I share, friends. I tried to get quotes from the websites of each person, in order to share truth…well, and respectfully.…

  • Christianity: Not a New Worldview

    “Biblical faith isn’t a blind faith that operates without any reason to believe— rather, it looks at the evidence. In fact that is one of the reasons the apostles of Jesus recorded many of the miraculous signs performed by Jesus: ‘These [signs] are written down so that you may continue…