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How My Atheism Died & I Found the Truth
You may or may not know that I write for another website called TruthFinder. TruthFinder is not intended for Christians specifically, but it is meant for those who have critical questions about the universe and reality. Examples of such critical questions are, “How do we know what is true?” and “Why is there something rather…
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Jacob’s Long Way Back Home, Part One (Genesis 30:25–31:55)
Last time we were in the Book of Genesis, I spoke about God’s providence in Jacob’s life. That is, at Bethel, God made a promise to Jacob before he arrived in the land of his exile. That promise (Genesis 28:13–15) told that one day he would return home. Decades later—in Genesis 31:3, which we will…
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Biblical Answers To Seven Objections Raised By Skeptics
About a month and a half ago where I live⎯in a borough of New York City⎯we were overrun by snow. As a result, the urgent care where I was working was very slow, and during my shift, several of my coworkers began having a conversation about God, religion, and what happens after we die. I…
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Infant Baptism: How My Mind Changed
Introduction I changed my mind. More appropriately, God transformed my mind through His Word. What do I mean by that? What I mean is that I am now persuaded that there is a sound, biblical case for infant baptism. For those of you who have been following me for some time, you are likely surprised…
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Going Back To Square One
At the start of Genesis 12, God speaks to Abram. This divine instruction marks a pivotal point in redemptive history. That is, God calls Abram out of his ancestral homeland and chooses him to be the father of a covenantal people whom God has set apart for Himself. Specifically, in Genesis 12:1–3, God speaks and…