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Is God Wrathful? (Video)
Tim explains that in order to have a biblical view of God, we must acknowledge His wrath.
Is God Wrathful?
Tim explains that in order to have a biblical view of God, we must acknowledge His wrath. Transcript: 00:06 Is God wrathful? Well, there are aspects of God's nature that make people 00:11 uncomfortable. God's wrath is one of them. In fact, fewer and fewer churches 00:15 nowadays will openly preach about the wrath of God. The topic is taboo to our
What “Living Biblically” Will Probably Get Wrong
There’s a new TV show about a man living “100% by the Bible.” But if you want to live biblically, first you need to understand the Bible, and Hollywood doesn’t have a good track record in this area.
Teaching Worldview to Kids
Everyone has a worldview, but a worldview is only a good one if it describes reality accurately. You can start helping your young children develop an accurate worldview.
Is Faith A Feeling? (Video)
Tim explains that although faith and feelings might be related, they're actually two different things.
Is Faith A Feeling?
Tim explains that although faith and feelings might be related, they're actually two different things. Transcript: 00:08 Is faith a feeling? 00:10 Well faith properly understood is not a feeling. 00:13 Faith on my view is active trust based on evidence. 00:17 Now faith can effect how we're feeling.
Faith Isn’t a Way of Knowing; It’s a Way of Trusting
Some atheists claim Christians think faith is a way of knowing things, but that’s not the definition of faith we see in the Bible.
Can the Bible Be Reliable if It Had Human Authors?
If human beings make mistakes, does it follow that the Bible must therefore contain mistakes?
Blessed Are Those Who Have Not Seen and yet Believe
The story of doubting Thomas doesn’t promote blind faith. In fact, the text actually teaches the exact opposite: biblical faith is trusting in what you have good evidence to believe is true.
Is Faith Just a Feeling?
Feelings must not be allowed to hold our faith hostage. Instead, facts inform our faith, and faith instructs our feelings.