My thoughts on Christian apologetics, theology, and technology...
It seems that more and more in America today, we see politicians acting as, well, politicians. They say one thing and do another. They make public statements about a particular matter, but privately (we occasionally find out) their words are Read More …
Recently, I was listening to a podcast by my fellow CIA alum Ryan Pauly, “What’s the worldview behind the question?” Ryan made an interesting point about when you are dialoguing with someone, you often have to recognize the hidden assumptions people have Read More …
I recently finished listening to a really interesting lecture by Dr. Gary Habermas called “The Ressurection of Jesus”. (You can download the audio version of this for free at CredoCourses.com). In this (13 hour, 30 part) lecture series, Habermas goes Read More …
Recently, I was reading an article online about a conversation that occurred during the 2017 U.S. Senate confirmation hearing for Russ Vought, the nominee for deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. There were a couple of political Read More …
One of the things that convinces me that the Christian worldview is actually true is the internal consistency of what it teaches. If we’re really honest with ourselves, we should take this perspective with everything we believe. Another way of Read More …
I remember when I was a kid going to visit my grandparents in Carthage, Tennessee. My parents would load us up into the ’75 Pontiac and make the 55-mile drive to my grandparents’ house. This was before the days of Read More …
With all the recent data breaches in the news, I often get questions from friends, family, and others about what one should do. My best advice: freeze your credit. What I have discovered is that many folks don’t understand exactly Read More …
My wife is awesome! In addition to everything she does around the house (which is way more than I do), she also has a part time job, plus she watches two little kids–Sterlin, 6 and Makayla, 4–a few days a Read More …
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n Part I of this article, I discussed the moral and spiritual implications around use of firearms for self-defense. In Part II, I want to discuss some of the practical considerations one should keep in mind when purchasing a firearm Read More …
This is part one of a two-part post. Part II is here. [dropcap]R[/dropcap]ecently, a friend of mine contacted me and asked me an intriguing question. He said he wanted to get a gun, and asked for my advice. This guy Read More …