(MARILYN JOY TYNER BLOG) In this guest blog-interview, I am pleased to introduce Jessica (Shaver) Renshaw. Jessica is an award-winning journalist, as well as a blogger, apologist, and the author of eight books including Gianna: Aborted…and Lived to Tell About It (Tyndale House). I asked Jessica to tell us about her latest blog series on […]
The “Six Blind Men and the Elephant” fable, originally from India, has propagated lessons or morals to the story in various contexts—from corporate employee motivation to the advancement of theological points of view. A few years ago, I heard the distinguished Dr. Norman L. Geisler deliver an apologetics lecture,1 in which he presented a new […]
(An Apologetic Parable Unraveling Relativism) Pomeroy’s busy week delivering spiritual birthday gifts meant more parties for the angels. Joy erupted in heaven every time a human received living water. “Pomeroy the Party Angel,” as he was nicknamed, treasured his ministry as a delivery angel. Every day he witnessed people transformed by freedom. And every day […]
(A Blog Interview by Dr. McDowell Posted at SeanMcDowell.org 1/11/18) Marilyn Tyner is on the front lines of this movement. She recently answered some of my questions about this new trend, the upcoming “Women in Apologetics” conference at Biola, and her personal ministry. Enjoy! SEAN MCDOWELL: There seems to be a significant growth in […]
(Hypothetical Letter from a Christian to an Unsaved Friend) Hello again, my friend! Thank you for continuing to dialogue with me about whether Christianity is the one true religion. When I was on a quest for spiritual truth years ago, what impacted me the most about Christianity was the Bible’s claim that Jesus Christ rose […]
(Defending Christianity’s Exclusivity) A PARABLE The clear-as-a-bell pastor’s message rang loudly in my heart—resonating spiritual truth. “We are saved by grace and not by works,” he pronounced, leaning against a tall pillar in the corner of a gymnasium with Bible in hand. Even the worship chorus (Jesus paid it all, all to Him I owe) […]
