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The Bible Has Been Translated Many Times Over, so How Can It Be Reliable?
Does the number of times the Bible has been translated affect its reliability? No, and here’s why.
Teaching Kids about Why Bad Things Happen
We should begin teaching our kids apologetics as early as possible. Here’s how Tim translated an answer to the problem of evil into language even four-year-olds could understand.
Real Faith Isn’t Blind (Video)
Tim clarifies a common misconception about the biblical definition of faith.
Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses on Truth Matters
Here’s a simple approach you can use to tactically engage Jehovah’s Witnesses when they show up at your door.
Translations and Reliability of the Bible (Video)
Tim sets straight the assertion that the Bible has been translated many times over and therefore can’t be reliable.
Worldview Training in Action
Doubts will come. In fact, the worst challenger you will ever face is yourself. The question is, are you ready with answers?
Why There Are Only Four REAL Gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John aren’t the only Gospels we have from the ancient world. Here’s an easy way to remember why the New Testament only includes these four.
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.
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?