If they were wrong about the world ending, couldn't they have been wrong about other things as well?
I’m a Christian, I have a Ph.D. in NT, I do full time ministry, and I don’t get it. What's the point in going to church?
Is our faith based on the Bible, or is it based on the resurrection of Jesus? Should we unhitch Christianity from the Old Testament specifically or the Bible as a whole?
Do you have to have an emotional experience to become a Christian? I hope not, because I didn't have one.
The Gospels talk about Jesus performing miracles, but is there any reason to think that he actually did those things? Wouldn’t it make more sense to say that those were a result of legends that developed over time? What does history say?
Is there a god? Does the origin of the universe give us an answer?
If you could only give someone one reason to trust what the Gospels had to say, what would it be?
What does it actually look like to make moral improvement? How do we do it? Do we just decide that we want to be better and then work on it?
To some degree we can work on ourselves and improve morally. But, is that all that moral improvement is?
If you haven't checked it out yet (or didn't know), I started a podcast series explaining where the New Testament comes from. I'm tracing it's origins all the way from a Jewish man speaking in Palestine 2,000 years ago to the book written in your language that you can hold in your hands today.
The hope we have in Christ is not a feeling of hopefulness. Christian hope is actually something different.
Certainly, the Bible is promoting a particular religion. How then can we trust what it says? Can it be used in real historical research?
Why don't more people have a desire to become better people? This is a question that has baffled me for some time, and frankly, it still does.
The word “resurrection” was not something invented by Christians. So, what did it mean, and why was it important?
Even if we can know some things about God from creation, can we answer the question "What does He want from me?"
There is no more basic statement when we are describing Christianity than saying “There is a God.” But, why does that matter?
If Christians are God's own people, why do bad things happen to them? Wouldn't He protect them?
Jesus' World: Honor and Shame - This will be a five part series taking a look at what it was like to live in Jesus' world.