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Unbelievable: The Podcast

By Dean Lusk Several months ago I discovered a podcast that quickly became my favorite. It's a rebroadcast of a Premier Christian Radio (a UK station) Saturday afternoon program called Unbelievable. There's a lot to lov…
Catholic Answers Corner: Mary

There are a lot of misunderstandings about what Catholics believe about Mary, so I'd like to take this brief opportunity to address a few of them. This originated as I was responded to comments on my posts about John Pa…
The Human Paradox: A Review of "Christianity for Modern Pagans" by Blaise Pascal

This book is absolutely breathtaking in its apologetic strength; it is worth reading, or at least worth considering its ideas. Blaise Pascal was the literal splitting away from the burgeoning newer philosophy of the Enl…
How to Talk About Sin

By Sharon at SheWorships The title I initially wanted to give this post was “How to Talk About Sin Without Sounding Totally Self-Deprecating”–but I thought that was a little too long! Either way, this i…
The Great Commission: Not Just Evangelism

Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit…
Why Bother Listening to the Atheists?

So Revelife sometimes posts questions and even challenges to Christianity. Why do this? After all, it's a Christian website. Because there is value to the Christian community in knowing and being able to defend against…
The Power of a Personal God

By Sharon at SheWorships This past week I’ve been listening to an excellent sermon series by Andy Stanley of North Point Community Church in Atlanta. The series is entitled “It’s Personal,” and in…
A Woman's Response to "New Atheism"

By Sharon at SheWorships Today I read an interesting articled published in First Things magazine by David B. Hart entitled “Believe It Or Not.” Hart is a Christian apologist who specifically grapples with the…
"A Nonmiraculous Explanation of the Resurrection is More Likely, More Reasonable"

"Which explanation? None of the alternatives suggested works. If Jesus really did not really rise from the dead, three questions are unanswerable: Who moved the stone? Who got the body? and Who started the Resurrection…
God on Paper: Struggling to Ask People to Sacrifice for Jesus

by Sharon Hodde of SheWorships Have you ever dated someone who was perfect for you on paper, but you just couldn’t make the relationship work? Logically, they had everything that you were looking for in a spouse, but so…