Truth in My Days: Let’s Defend Christianity!

Under the pretense of COVID-19, various states, including Canada, have taken measures that have impacted how people worship and interact with one another.  Approximately two years now since the initial 'Two Weeks to Stop the Spread' measure, we review what it means to be a church and how Christians ought to conduct themselves, especially now that state-imposed restrictions are being lifted. &...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The recent invasion of Ukraine by Russia has been all over the news and on the minds of many people, not least of which Christians.  What do we make of this?  In the Christian context, some have come out and pointed to this event being directly linked to predictive prophecies in the Bible.  Is there any substance to this claim however?  As believers, we are called to be watchfu...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

'What about those who have never heard the Gospel?' is a question oft repeated by not just those who scoff at Christianity but also by some sincere, curious Christians.  While a quick search online may yield various answers, the important thing is consider what Scripture says on the matter and if indeed any of these answers are Biblical at all for some answers may sound good on the surface bu...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

It is not uncommon to hear people point out that the people with whom Jesus hung around and associated were the marginalized and outcasts of His day and that the Church has lost its focus on what is truly important—caring for these.  These same accusers would go so far as to say that the ones with whom Jesus took issue were the religious.  Does this image fit what is in the Bible however...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke.  How do we account for these similarities?  Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right?  This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader m...

In looking into apologetics, one would encounter often enough topics such as evolution or historical matters.  What is lesser known unfortunately and no less important is the topic of Textual Criticism.  As John lays out for us this series, we hope that, despite a technical sounding name, you will come to see its significance when it comes to defending the faith.  Why, it may shift...

Everyone knows that we shouldn't be judging others.  This especially applies to those 'judgy' Christians since Jesus has specifically taught NOT to judge.  Or does it?  Is that what Scripture says?  By now, we would hope that you have developed a habit to question things commonly held to be true for careful examination of the Bible may shed new light on a matter.  Our sess...