Apologetics & Evangelism

A Heart For The Wayward

Our theology should always result in a greater love for God and a desire to share his love with others. […]

Patience is a virtue. But it is also a Fruit of the Spirit and it is an aspect of God’s

Seven Reasons You Should “Coach-Up” Your Sermons— I wrote this for LifeWay’s Pastors blog. Regardless of your reasons, the question remains

Some of the Bible’s teachings are hard to accept. In fact, some people find many of the Bible’s teachings to

Truth Matters is a new book by Andreas Kostenberger, Darrell Bock, and Josh Chatraw aimed at equipping college students to defend

Our current sermon series at Malvern Hill, The Lights of Christmas, focuses on the good news that came with Jesus.

Writing in the 40’s, C.S. Lewis found himself “constantly opposed not by the irreligion of our hearers but by their

I got a call early this morning informing me about one of our middle school students who was told in class

There are many great books and articles written on the subject of biblical inerrancy and authority. I doubt that this writing

A Chilling New Front in the War on Religious Liberty— Denny Burk writes on an issue we should all be

My Wife Tears Me Down— Today is my anniversary, and I want everyone to know that my wife tears me

Conversion isn’t merely a good feeling. It’s not just a change of mind. It’s not turning over a new leaf.