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Can You Say Shibboleth?

Did you know that 42,000 people were once killed because they couldn’t say this word (shibboleth) correctly? (Judges 12:1-7) While that may be interesting trivia, what in the world does it have to do with anything? Well, it seems to me that in our age, we have our own little shibboleths. We met a fellow

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God’s Not Dead

In the movie, God’s Not Dead, college freshman Josh Harper has his sights set on a future law degree. In order to acquire the necessary credits to achieve his academic goals. Harper signs up for a Philosophy class that is taught by a professor who is notoriously hostile to Christianity. The professor offers an assignment

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Three Approaches to Apologetics (Evidentialist, Classical and Presuppositional)

I was recently a guest on a podcast hosted by Michael Boehm of www.youthapologeticstraining.com discussing the three main approaches toward Christian Apologetics. You can read an article synopsis of Evidentialist, Classical and Presuppositional Apologetics here, and get links to all of the podcasts: http://youthapologeticstraining.com/three-types-apologetics/ Israel Wayne is an Author and Conference Speaker. He is the Director of Family

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The Existence of God

The Bible does not try to prove the existence of God. It simply presupposes it. The existence of God is not dependent upon our belief. God either exists, or He does not. You can neither prove, nor disprove the existence of God. Whether or not we believe in God depends upon our response to the

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When A Discussion Heads South

  Here is a guest thought from my friend, Josiah Meyer: Here are some verses which would save some apologists a lot of time and heartache: Proverbs 23:9 “Do not speak in the hearing of a fool, For he will despise the wisdom of your words. Prov. 29:9 “When a wise man has a controversy

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Important Mini-Movements in the Christian World

In his book, Revolution, which focuses on the life of the American church, researcher and cultural analyst George Barna uses the term “mini-movements” to describe a number of forces that are shaping the landscape of modern Christendom. According to Barna, research is showing that the most dramatic life-changing catalysts at work among believers today are

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