RECENT BLOG POSTS
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Is Substitutionary Atonement Unbiblical and Unjust?
The atonement has come under criticism from both skeptics and progressive Christians? Should it be abandoned? Sean reviews the recent book by William Lane Craig
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Are UFO's Real?
Do UFO's exist? What options are there to make sense of the various sitings? Sean briefly tackles these questions.
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Why Did God Use Wind to Split the Red Sea?
Why didn't God simply split the Red Sea by His command? Why use an east wind? Sean offers two likely reasons for this.
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Seeing Is Not Always Believing: A Worldview Lesson from Sequoia Trees
Sequoias are the largest trees in the world. The rejection of their existence in the 19th century provides a powerful worldview lesson. Sean explains.
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Guest Blog: "Why I Blog (And So Should You)"
Why should you blog? What's the purpose? Guest blogger Timothy Fox briefly shares his story and motivation for blogging, and also some principles for success.
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Should Christians Practice Yoga?
How should Christians think about yoga? Is it okay to practice? Sean briefly offers some Scriptural insights and wisdom.
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7 Reasons the Old Testament is Divine
The Torah in the Old Testament are some of the most influential books in history. But is there reason to believe they are divine? Sean offers 8 brief reasons.
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What's Wrong with Porn?
Why is pornography such a big deal? Why makes it wrong? Sean briefly tackles these questions in a quick, relatable, and memorable fashion.
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What Is A Simple Case for Religious Liberty?
Without using the Bible, or other Scripture, how do you make a case for religious freedom? Sean briefly tackles this question.
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Two Biblical Themes in the Black Panther
What biblical ideas are embedded in the The Black Panther? Beyond some of the more explicit ideas in the movie, Sean explains two underlying biblical ideas
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The Old Testament Is Embarrassing
The Old Testament is full of embarrassing material. Ironically, this is one good reason to trust it as a reliable source. Sean explains.
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Can Atheism Explain Moral "Oughtness"?
Can science account for objective morality? Can atheism give us a sense of moral oughtness? Guest blogger Tim Stratton tackles these questions.
