Category: Apologetics

  • Inherited Belief Is Not Inherently Bad

    Inherited Belief Is Not Inherently Bad

    Inherited Faith Is Not Inherently Bad

    Travis

    July 7, 2021
    Apologetics
    Apologetics, Christianity, Faith, Parenting, Religion, Richard Dawkins, Teenagers
  • Religious Faith Is Not Inherently Blind

    Religious Faith Is Not Inherently Blind

    Biblical faith is not blind faith.

    Travis

    June 22, 2021
    Apologetics
  • A Devotional Thought from Richard Dawkins

    A Devotional Thought from Richard Dawkins

    Last fall, acclaimed atheist Richard Dawkins released his newest book, Out Growing God. For those familiar with Dr. Dawkins’ previous books, the book offers nothing new. However, this book has a more targeted audience: teenagers. Dawkins dedicates the book to “all young people when they’re old enough to decide for themselves.” In the book he […]

    Travis

    January 24, 2020
    Apologetics, Culture, Theology
    atheism, Bible, Bible study, Christianity, Devotional, God, Idolatry, Jesus
  • Four Things Christianity Allows Us to See 20/20

    Four Things Christianity Allows Us to See 20/20

    (I know, I know. We’re all already tired of the “2020 Vision” themes. But this opportunity only comes twice in the timeline of human history–and the first time we weren’t even counting years the same way, nor were we measuring vision the same way. So humor me.) Few ideas have made an impact on me […]

    Travis

    January 13, 2020
    Apologetics
    atheism, Bible, Christianity, deity of Christ, Naturalism, Pantheism, the existence of God, Theology
  • Say It with Me: Reductionism

    Say It with Me: Reductionism

    This is the fourth installment of a series, introducing terms and ideas that may be unfamiliar to most but are increasingly necessary for the thinking Christian to understand. Stephen Hawking died in March of 2018. He battled a disease for fifty-five years that should have taken his life in two. Dr. Hawking pushed the boundaries […]

    Travis

    July 31, 2019
    Apologetics
    atheism, books, Christianity, Culture, Faith, history, philosophy, quotes, Religion, say it with me, science, the gospel, Theology, worl
  • Book Review: So the Next Generation Will Know (McDowell & Wallace)

    Book Review: So the Next Generation Will Know (McDowell & Wallace)

    As a Christian parent, are you concerned that your children have doubts about the faith you are passing on to them? As a youth pastor or minister, are you troubled by the apathy so many of the kids in your youth group show toward spiritual things? As a Christian educator, are you worried that you […]

    Travis

    April 16, 2019
    Apologetics, Culture, Theology
    atheism, Bible, book review, books, Christianity, church, discipleship, evangelism, Faith, family, ministry, Parenting, quotes, reading, Religion, science, students, teaching, Teenagers, the gospel, young people, youth ministry
  • Say It with Me: Cognitive Dissonance

    Say It with Me: Cognitive Dissonance

    This is the third installment of a series, introducing terms and ideas that may be unfamiliar to most but are increasingly necessary for the thinking Christian to understand. “But they’re organic!” Because we don’t have a Trader Joe’s near our house, whenever my wife can make a trip out to the closest one, she stocks […]

    Travis

    February 1, 2019
    Apologetics
    Christianity, materialism, Naturalism, say it with me, students, the gospel, worldviews
  • The Problems of Scientism

    The Problems of Scientism

    Few things earn you more credibility in a conversation than dropping a “scientists have found” or “studies have shown.” This is because our culture places such a high premium on scientific understanding. And, rightly so! Science has given us spectacular insight into our universe and has improved our lives in countless ways. Do we value […]

    Travis

    January 25, 2019
    Apologetics
    atheism, Christianity, philosophy, quotes, Religion, science, Theology, worldviews
  • Scientific Reasoning vs. Religious Faith: The Fight that Should Have Never Been

    Scientific Reasoning vs. Religious Faith: The Fight that Should Have Never Been

    There is a common notion that science and faith work against one another. Many people believe that the more science a person understands, the less religion that person will need. The more one reasons their way through life, the less they will need faith to cope with life’s ups and downs. While many people have […]

    Travis

    January 18, 2019
    Apologetics
    atheism, Faith, faith and reason, history, philosophy, quotes, Religion, resurrection of Jesus, science
  • Teaching Big Ideas to Young Minds: How?

    Teaching Big Ideas to Young Minds: How?

    Last time, I discussed the reasons why we Christian parents, pastors, and teachers should make it a goal to teach young people the big ideas about God, his Word, themselves, and the world around them.  But, here’s the thing… That can be a daunting task, especially when the distracted kindergartner or the apathetic teenager is […]

    Travis

    December 7, 2018
    Apologetics, Culture, Theology
    Bible study, discipleship, family, preaching, teaching, Teenagers, young people
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