Sean responds to the claim that the death of others for their beliefs undermines the value of the fate of the apostles. The apostles' deaths are unique.
Sean interviews Dave Sterrett as to the state of the abortion debate, common pro-choice fallacies, and for the most effective way to defend the unborn.
Capernaum is an important city for Jesus and the apostles. Sean offers 5 reasons why the home of Peter and Andrew has been discovered in Capernaum.
What powers do demons really have? How do they aim to cause harm? In this post, Sean briefly considers these questions and the authority Jesus had over demons.
Speaking to youth is one powerful way of shaping their thinking. Sean provides a simple format and outline for creating youth apologetics talks.
Could the apostles have been killed unwillingly? Sean shows the futility of this claim and how their willingness to suffer shows the sincerity of their beliefs.
At some point in our lives, all of us face tough challenges to our faith. Sean provides four helpful points for best responding to unexpected challenges.
Perhaps the most common claim regarding the fate of Peter is that he was crucified upside down. Sean explores the historical evidence for this claim.
It is more important than ever for youth workers, parents, and teachers to train students in apologetics. Sean gives 5 reasons why it matters so deeply today.
What can Christians learn from the LGBT community? What misunderstandings do Christians often have of the LGBT community? Caleb answers these questions and more
This blog contains an activity for teacher and youth workers to help students see why knowing truth is so critical for their lives.
Did God create humans out of boredom? Why Did God even create humans. Sean briefly addresses this question by reflecting on the character of God.