Author Archives: Will Myers

What can past defenders of the faith teach us today? As it turns out, historic Christianity’s preeminent voices have passed on a treasure trove of wisdom. In parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 (of six) in this series, we highlighted the term apologia sophia (Gk: … Continue reading →

By Will Myers As God created the human in the universe that God had created with invariant laws of physics, the human must survive by acquiring nourishments and surviving the environment and with blessings perpetrate its offspring. Earthy, hard people … Continue reading →

Will Myers Does atheism have a true monopoly on reason? In my conversations with nonbelievers, I’ve found that probing deeper into the atheistic worldview exposes a key weakness in that perspective and provides an opportunity to demonstrate Christianity’s solid footing … Continue reading →

By Will Myers Just as the ancient Jewish temples were built with the inner room being the place where God dwelt, and only the high priest could enter once a year to commune with God. Needless to say, this was … Continue reading →

by Hugh Ross February 6, 2000 Updated March 2022 The frame of reference in Genesis 1:1 is the cosmos, all of physical reality. God declares that he brought into existence the entire universe—matter, energy, and all the associated space-time dimensions. Einstein’s theory of … Continue reading →

June 8, 2015 By Dr. Fazale Rana Robert Ripley, the originator of the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! franchise, traveled the world in search of all manner of oddities; yet he once quipped, “I have traveled in 201 countries and … Continue reading →

September 3, 2015 By Dr. Jeff Zweerink “The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters” (Genesis 1:2). This verse often … Continue reading →

Posted on February 17, 2022 by Will Myers Rate This Besides desiring to kill you, Satan’s next desire is to steal your happiness and joy because they always shout yes, yes, to the Word of God and kick Satan from the scene. The … Continue reading →

  September 23rd, 2016 By Dr. Jeff Zweerink If the sun quit shining right now, we would not know it for more than eight minutes. It takes light (or any other form of information) that long to travel from the … Continue reading →

August 1st, 2017 By Kenneth R. Samples The study of logic doesn’t actually teach a person to think—people do that intuitively and instinctively. Rather, instruction in logic teaches a person to think in an ordered and, thus, careful manner. Logic … Continue reading →