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  • Why have none of the Dead Sea Scrolls Been Added to Scripture?

    Why have none of the Dead Sea Scrolls Been Added to Scripture?

    Ask your questions by using the contact form, on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Linkedin. The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in Qumran between 1947 and 1956 is one of the most significant finds for modern Christianity. In the many fragments found were manuscripts of the Biblical text, bills of sale, the Apocrypha, calendars, Biblical…

  • Don’t Cuss. Don’t Drink. Don’t have sex. But please, steal this book.

    Don’t Cuss. Don’t Drink. Don’t have sex. But please, steal this book.

    “Don’t cuss. Don’t drink. Don’t have sex before marriage.” That is the message we were pounded with on a weekly basis. “We will give you cool stuff if you come.” That is what we were won with and to. We poured down the isles at summer camp, responding to some version of the Gospel, though…

  • Will We Represent Christ? (every believer an apologist)

    Will We Represent Christ? (every believer an apologist)

    As we conclude our current study in apologetics, we have learned that our belief in a creator and in Jesus Christ as Lord is a rational belief and a belief that is justly held. Scripture is both authentic and reliable as we seek to know God, and God is just in what He does: always…

  • Can We Know That God Exists?

    Can We Know That God Exists?

    As we read through the Psalms, we catch a glimpse of the hearts of people that were responding to God. 73 of the psalms in this book are attributed to King David. David was known as a man after God’s own heart and, in many of his psalms, he shared the distress of his heart.…

  • The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book VIII (Love vs. Criticism)

    Witness came back into the café, where she noticed News referring to her new friend as intolerant. Critic was still there, dogmatic as he was, causing certain tenseness in the building. “What do you think intolerant means?” Critic began his incessant argumentation again. News responded to the inquiry, “It is an unwillingness to be with…