Articles
Christians Today: Totally Ready to be Unready; Perfectly Prepared to be Unprepared
We — meaning Christians in the West, especially in America — are the generation most primed, most prepared, ...
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How to Handle LGBT-Related Dilemmas on the Job
How do you handle LGBT-related ethical issues on the job? Here are nine ideas plus a list of ...
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Make Sure Your Church is Ready for LGBT Guests
A pastor told me the story recently of a woman who said she was looking forward to the ...
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What We’re Learning from Pastors
We’re spending time listening to pastors, learning how they think apologetics can best serve the church. This listening ...
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How and When to Preach on Current Controversies — and When Not To (Part 3 of 3)
Pastors really should teach on current issues in our culture, but how? When? Can you do it without ...
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Teaching Timeless Biblical Truth Requires Un-Teaching Current Lies (Part 2 of 3)
Pastors, we must teach the truth — and Scripture itself teaches we can’t teach the truth without addressing ...
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Pastor: Why You Must Preach on Current Controversies (Part 1 of 3)
Pastors must not avoid preaching on current controversies, because every issue involves questions that matter, and how else ...
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Why Apologetics? Answering Objections From Within the Church
I’ve just graduated from a Christian college, where a discussion in my final religion class last fall caused ...
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Research Report: What Motivates Interest In Apologetics?
What motivates interest in apologetics? Apologists have often asked how we can “get more apologetics in the Church.” ...
Read MoreApologetics Interest Research: Executive Summary
What motivates people to be interested in apologetics? Apologists can all have their intuitive opinions on that; the ...
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