Lessons In Apologetics #2: Rationalism & Fideism

The next epistemological methodology is rationalism. Of rationalism, Geisler writes, “Rationalism is characterized by its stress on the innate a priori ability of human reason to know truth. Basically, rationalists hold that what is knowable or…

Incarnational Leadership

Becoming a leader who embodies Jesus instead of Christian celebrities

What Does Heaven Look Like?

By Geordie Gardiner

Lessons In Apologetics #3: Experientialism & Evidentialism

The next methodology is experientialism. Though fideism strives to make faith alone the justification for religious knowledge or belief, Geisler observes that this faith is ultimately justified in terms of an experience had by…

Buyer Beware: Where do you shop for wisdom?

In my Christian walk, my appetite for truth seems to grow stronger each day. My…

Spirit-Led Pastoring

“…would God that all the LORD’S people were prophets…” (Numbers 11:29)

 Intellectually Excavating Indiana Jones Unearths Epistemological Artifacts 

As a discipline, archaeology examines the artistic and technological remains of various cultures in the attempt to learn more about them. Often from these objects, students learn about more than the…

Contemporary Epistles

What if an epistle of Paul or James were written to a church today somewhere in…

What It Feels Like to Live in a State of “What’s the Point?”

So, what is the point of it all? While…

On Community: Part I

Those are my pants!