Hold Fast Apologetics

What Does Scripture Say?

Category: Apologetics

  • God Exists!

    Friends, Science and Faith (placing one’s trust) in God are not mutually exclusive. Far from it, actually! 🧪🧬🔭 Mathematician Dr. John Lennox from England has three PhD’s in his area of expertise…and, he is a Christian. To Dr. Lennox, “asking people to choose between God and science is like asking people to choose between Henry…

  • “The narration of the facts is history; the narration of the facts with the meaning of the facts is doctrine. ‘Suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead and buried’ that is history.’ He loved me and gave Himself for me’ that was the Christianity of the primitive Church.” “In this the love of God was…

  • Investigate Jesus

    Per historian Justo L. Gonzalez, “The early Christians did not believe that they were following a new religion (worldview). They were Jews, and their main difference with the rest of Judaism was that they were convinced that the Messiah (Christ) had come, whereas other Jews continued awaiting his advent.” (p. 41) In fact, early believers…

  • Friends, we all need good news. When we look at history, examine our treatment of others, as well as peruse our media feeds, we should all agree that we need saved from ourselves. And while God doesn’t need us (God is perfect, sufficient, and lacks nothing), He demonstrated His love for us by coming down…

  • Early Christian and Non-Christian Attestations about Jesus

    “Even if you silenced the voices of the New Testament authors, you would still have a robust description of Jesus and his followers from ancient, hostile non-Christian voices in the fallout…There are more non-Christian voices in this extrabiblical collection (ninety-two historical figures) than Christian ones, and regardless of their social stature, ethnicity, motivation, or region,…

  • “Even if you silenced the voices of the New Testament authors, you would still have a robust description of Jesus and his followers from ancient, hostile non-Christian voices in the fallout…There are more non-Christian voices in this extrabiblical collection (ninety-two historical figures) than Christian ones (figure-one), and regardless of their social stature, ethnicity, motivational, or…

  • Jesus is God:  A Central (and Early) Belief of Christianity

    “And behold, Jesus met them and said, ‘Greetings!’ And they came up and took hold of his feet and worshiped him.” Matthew 28:9 Any theology which proposes that Jesus’s claim to be God was a later development of the Church (invented by the Disciples) is not only dismissing the veracity of the Scriptures, but also…

  • Is Rohr Correct about Propitiation?

    Per his own words, Richard Rohr promotes the view that penal subustitutionary atonement is merely a “theory.” Rohr claims that “the early church had never heard” of penal substitutionary atonement. [1] Is Rohr accurate when he advocates that the early church did not view Jesus’s crucifixion as atonement for sin? Is it merely a theory…

  • Design points to a Designer. As humans, our design demonstrates that a good and personal Designer exists (Romans 1). Our ability to communicate and to reason, our desire to steward and lead, our longing for relationship and intimacy (love), as well as our understanding that “right and wrong” is not an illusion (morality). Each of…

  • “12 Points That Show Christianity is True” by Dr. Norman Geisler: 📙For a bookmark of these points, click here.

  • “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.” Psalm 19:1 (King David;~1010 BC)📕 When we gaze upon a beautiful sunrise, a newborn baby, a painting, and/or consider the finely engineered design of our DNA, it’s more than reasonable to conclude that these intricate “somethings” could not have come from…

  • Friends, we wouldn’t go to Hell because we don’t choose Jesus. We go to Hell because we are sinners. Sin separates us from a Holy God. And since God is good (Mk 12), God is perfectly just. We would deserve Hell. In The Story of Reality by Greg Koukl, Koukl makes this point by illustrating…