A historical introduction to Christian apologetics must include some reference to Greek philosophy.
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Presuppositional Apologetics: Fundamental Considerations | Sam Waldron
Cornelius Van Til, the acknowledged father of presuppositionalism, did little exegetically to develop the biblical basis of his position. Thus, it is crucial that these lectures devote themselves to the exegesis and applications of important biblical passages and themes on the subject of apologetics.
Presuppositional Apologetics: A Preface to the Series | Sam Waldron
Van Til did not believe that his views were novel or without precedent in church history. Nor do I. That is why my approach builds on a historical survey that gives an overview of the development of apologetic views in the history of the church.
Defending the Christian Sabbath | Ben Carlson
Opponents of Christian Sabbatarianism (specifically, anti-sabbatarians) are quick either to pity us as weak brethren or decry us as staunch legalists by citing several passages which they believe destroy any notion of sacred time and days in the NT.
A Response to “My church is closing…” | Sam Waldron & Austin McCormick
Editors Note: This blog post consists of the responses of Sam Waldron and Austin McCormick to an article...
Why Should Open-Air Preachers Memorize Scripture? | Brandon Rhea
With the advent of Bible apps for smartphones and waterproof Bibles for the foul elements, memorizing scripture does not seem to be a necessity for the open-air preacher. With fingertip availability of the Bible, open-air preachers may fall into the trap of thinking that knowing where the verse is in the Bible is just as satisfactory as memorizing it.
The Glory of Christ in His Second Coming: What Accompanies and Follows It | Sam Waldron
The glory of Christ’s return includes the perfect completion of God’s redemptive purpose. Not one of the elect will be lost.
The Glory of Christ in His Second Coming: What Precedes and Leads Up to It | Sam Waldron
24 "But in those days, after that tribulation, THE SUN WILL BE DARKENED AND THE MOON WILL NOT GIVE ITS LIGHT, 25 AND...
Why Should Open-Air Preachers Consider Speaking at Nursing Homes? | Brandon Rhea
“For most people nursing homes are places to be avoided. But who is going to bring these people the gospel? The fields are rich for the harvest!”
6 Reasons Why Spurgeon Encouraged Pastors to Open-Air Preach | Brandon Rhea
Charles Spurgeon, who is known as the “Prince of Preachers,” did not confine his ministry to the indoors. He preached outside in Scotland, London, and country fields.