For those interested in Muslim-Christian dialogue, there are several new videos posted online from the 2013 Dubai Muslim-Christian Dialogue. The debate featured Muslims and Christians addressing issues and responding to arguments. The topic… Continue reading
This post is an expansion of a previous post. ————————- There are certain “sensitive issues” that Christians sometimes have to avoid when trying to evangelize non-believers. For example, we sometimes need to avoid… Continue reading
One of the theological issues commonly discussed in Uganda (and in the US) is the security of a believer’s salvation (also called “eternal security” or “perseverance of the saints”). It is an issue… Continue reading
Earlier today I finished a 3-part seminar on Christian apologetics to Muslims. One of the questions asked after today’s lecture was, “What are some soft points for evangelizing Muslims?” The reality is that… Continue reading
I’m not one for evangelism “techniques” or “presentations” but I do appreciate things that are simple. As I am preparing to teach church leaders about how to articulate and present the Gospel, I… Continue reading
One of the topics I frequently address in apologetics classes is the issue of Muslims using the Bible to support the claims of Islam, in particular the prophethood of Muhammad. While this issue… Continue reading
In Christianity, the “Passion” of Christ refers to his final week of ministry, but more specifically to his sufferings (arrest, beating, crucifixion, and death). Thus, when we talk of the Passion of Christ… Continue reading
One traditional hymn that I can remember singing since I was a kid is “Trust and Obey,” written by John H. Sammis in 1887. Here are the lyrics: When we walk with the… Continue reading
Here is a great acoustic performance of one of my favorite hymns, “How Firm a Foundation.” Take a listen. Lyrics How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord, Is laid for your… Continue reading
In 2002 one of the best and worst movies of all time hit the big screens. If you are a millenial, you’ve probably heard of it. If you’re a millenial who was in… Continue reading
