What if the far-away lands that we write about or imagine are, instead, “echoes” of a truer, even more real “far-away land” in a non-physical existence in “another time and another place” like heaven?
Our desperate search for God is itself a pointer towards His existence.
My Reflections on the Life of Apologist Ravi Zacharias
How do we make sense of the silence and absence of God?
Do you have the false idea that Christianity is hostile towards honest doubters? Jesus Himself was sympathetic towards doubters like Thomas.
The atheist philosopher, Bertrand Russell, once made this comment: “No one can sit at the bedside of a dying child and still believe in God.” Certainly, from the outset, this statement sounds really powerful. How could I, a Bible-believing Christian, who claims to believe in a God that is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving, reconcile His Read more about Making Sense of the Texas Church Massacre: What You Believe Matters-Part 1[…]
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Today I was able to refine an idea that I’ve mulled over for some time that I’m going to call “Compassionate Apologetics.” What is “compassionate apologetics”? It is simply “serving those who have questions and doubts by listening and understanding them well.” Apologetics, unfortunately, often gets a bad rap by being for those that want Read more about Compassionate Apologetics: Serving those who have questions and doubts by listening and understanding them well[…]