39 It’s Only the Wind – Weathering the Storms of Life 10/15/2026 We made it through a hurricane this past weekend. Hurricane Isaias came ashore Friday night as a Category 2 storm with 105 mph winds. Most of the locals figured it would be no big deal. Our little beach town was front and center….
38 FOUNDATIONS 108 – Contradictions or Complementary Accounts in the Bible? Eyewitness Variation, Copying Errors, and How to Tell the Difference October 5, 2026 Have you ever heard someone argue that the Bible is full of contradictions? This claim has had a resurgence in recent years, thanks to popular authors and social media accounts repeating…
37 FOUNDATIONS 107 – Is Christianity a Copy of Older Myths? Osiris, Mithras, and the “Dying-and-Rising God” Claim October 4, 2026 Have you ever heard of some myths about gods resurrecting from the dead that pre-date Christ? I had not heard of this in my childhood but as I got into my 20s and early…
36 Foundations 106.1 – The Resurrection on Trial, Those Who Do Not Come To The TrialWhat to Do When the Person You Love Won’t Look at the Evidence September 27, 2026 A reader contacted me after the last article, and their question deserves a dedicated response. So I’ve decided to write this as a 106.1…
35 Foundations 106 – The Resurrection on TrialWhat Even Skeptical Historians Grant, and Why the Resurrection Still Wins September 20, 2026 If you put the resurrection on trial, you don’t need a jury of believers to get a conviction. This is the idea behind the minimal facts method, created by historian Gary Habermas and later…
34 Foundations 105 – Messianic Prophecy and Improbable OddsFulfilled Prophecy and the Case for a Written-in-Advance Messiah September 14, 2026 I grew up in the church, so I heard about fulfilled prophecy my whole life. For a long time, that was enough. People smarter than me believed it, so it must be true. I didn’t…
33 Foundations 104 – Did It Really Happen? Archaeology and the Bible September 9, 2026 We’ve spent this series looking at the text of Scripture – how it was preserved, how it was recognized, and how old errors keep resurfacing wearing new clothes. But today we’re going to venture into the realm of archeology and…
32 Foundations 103 – What’s Old Is New Again: Judaizers and Gnosticism August 25, 2026 Last time, I promised we’d look at the “lost gospels” – books like Thomas and Judas, and why the early church didn’t accept them. I want to go further than just history because the ideas behind those rejected books didn’t…
31 Foundations 102 – Who Decided What’s In the Bible? August 19, 2026 Last time, we looked at whether the text of the Bible has been preserved accurately and we showed that, historically, it is the most well documented text in existence – granted, that doesn’t make it true, but it dismisses the claim that…
30 Foundations 101 – Can We Trust the Text… How We Got Our Bible August 11, 2026 I have been struggling to figure out some new content. My book is about the castles we build to protect ourselves. And in that book, I ultimately point to the chief architect. The King who relentlessly, but patiently,…