If you find my blog encouraging or informative, please subscribe in the top, right-hand side of the website (if on a laptop) or at the bottom of the page (if on a mobile device). Thank you! It has been said that you are either going through a trial, have just finished going through a trial, Read more about 7 Lessons That Trials Teach Us[…]
I’d LOVE to hear your comments, questions, and thoughts below in the “Comment” section! And if you find this blog beneficial and encouraging to you, then please subscribe on the top, right side of the page! Finally, please note that there are “affiliate links” on my blog page, which display products and services that we Read more about How to Prove that Christianity is False[…]
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[…]
Maybe you’ve been in a similar type of situation like the one I’m about to describe. I can still remember sitting in my New Testament class at the University of Alabama & our professor asked us if there were any questions we had from our required reading assignment for the day. I’ll never forget one Read more about Questioning Christianity in College[…]
Welcome to my blog! (Image courtesy of pixabay.com)
Welcome to my new blog! My name is Billy Reinhardt and my goal with this blog is to encourage conversations regarding the Christian faith, culture, family, and life in general. Here are my general interests that will provide some content to this blog: I love Jesus, my family, the church, apologetics, theology, teaching, reading the Bible, thinking deeply (to a fault at times!), laughing, reading “The Valley of Vision,” (<<Best Devotional Book next to the Bible), reading Puritans, and a thousand other things that God has given us to enjoy and pursue in this life. […]