The campaign’s “gentle savior” image is cynically designed to attract those who are normally repelled by their right-wing views.

New Testament scholar & Asbury Seminary professor Craig Keener shares what he has seen on campus and whether it should be termed ‘revival.’

Social media, the breakdown of communication, and the problems of a post-truth society We live in an unprecedented age of information, more than we can even begin to comprehend, right at our fingertips.

By Paul Copan | Bulletin Roundtable In January 2002, a few months after the September 11th attacks, I was on a panel discussion with a Jewish rabbi and a Muslim imam at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. We discussed understandings of war and peace within our respective religious traditions.

On April 8, 1966, the pictureless front cover of Time Magazine asked a bold and direction question: “Is God Dead?” This was just two days before Easter Sunday.

By: Paul Copan and Melissa Cain Travis – worldviewbulletin – March 22, 2022 For this month’s Roundtable discussion, we asked our four regular contributors to address the question they’re asked the most regarding the Christian worldview or apologetics. In this first part, Paul Copan and Melissa Cain Travis give their answers. Paul Copan Ever since my book Is God a Moral...

28th National Conference on Christian Apologetics Will be Held April 8-9, 2022 at First Baptist Church Rock Hill in Rock Hill, SC—Speakers Include Edward Graham, Richard Howe, Hugh Ross, Frank Turek, J. Warner Wallace, and More A. W. Tozer explained the current apologetics problem this way:

What is real? What is right? What is lovely? Human beings ask these kinds of questions because we long for at least three things: truth, goodness, and beauty.

As more and more people publicly walk away from the Christian faith, pastors must urge their congregations to have deep, personal encounters with God and bring “sacredness” and “reverence” back into worship, according to pastor and author Francis Chan.

As more and more people publicly walk away from the Christian faith, pastors must urge their congregations to have deep, personal encounters with God and bring “sacredness” and “reverence” back into worship, according to pastor and author Francis Chan.