Christian Apologetics
The task of developing and sharing arguments for the truth and rationality of Christianity and the falsehood and irrationality of alternatives with the aim of strengthening the faith of believers and provoking non-believers to consider Christ.
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Dec 6 2021 A love for excellence can easily grow into a hypercritical spirit. How can we resist the tendency to focus mostly on the failures of others? 
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Dec 3 2021 John Piper’s ministry has been marked by rigorous attention to God’s word paired with deep delight in God’s word — a double emphasis captured in Psalm 119:97. 
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Dec 1 2021 The story of Elijah on Mount Carmel shows that God rules over fire and rain, bulls and rocks — and even over every human heart. 
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Nov 29 2021 If we allow anger to come quickly and stay long, it will eventually consume love, consume gratitude, consume mercy, and consume true perceptions of reality. 
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Nov 26 2021 God has reasons for everything he does — and an ultimate purpose driving it all. Personal mission statements help us align all of life with that great purpose. 
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Nov 24 2021 Gratitude is a duty — we ought to thank God for the grace he has given. But genuine Christian gratitude is far more than mere duty. 
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Nov 22 2021 Jesus healed people with deep, lifelong disabilities. So should we pray that he would heal loved ones with disabilities like Down syndrome or cerebral palsy? 
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Nov 19 2021 When we don’t understand God and his ways, we can still rest here: God is always totally sovereign, and God is always infinitely good. 
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Nov 17 2021 Jesus never lied, stole, coveted, grumbled, lusted, or sinned in any other way. And that means Jesus alone knows the full force of temptation. 
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Nov 15 2021 When suffering overshadows the life of a family, how can parents help their children embrace God’s all-good, all-wise, all-governing providence? 
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