In what ways does the Christian religion steal the glory of God? Does it glorify Him in all things or does it directly oppose Him?
The Force Of Grace (Or Why God Is Better Than A Gentlemen)
Have you ever heard it said that God is a gentlemen? That no matter what, God would never force Himself upon you or go against your free will? This idea corrupts the goodness and overwhelming love of God.
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The Salvation Experience
What does it mean to “be saved”? If the reality of our salvation has been brought by Christ Jesus, what should our evangel be?
The Joy Of Belief
If the salvation of all is true and we are entirely helpless on our own, what then is the reason for belief?
Our Wonderful Helplessness
Have you ever felt helpless? Have you ever felt that no matter how hard to try, no matter how hard you prayed, or no matter how much you believed, you still felt imperfect? That you could never truly please God or make the right choice? Have I got a Gospel for you.
The Grand Plan of Sin
Have you ever been told that sin wasn’t God’s plan or that God never intended for evil and death to enter into the hearts of man? Is this the gospel we should be believing?
Jesus Bore Every Sin
The church has proclaimed the good news that every single sin of humanity was placed upon Jesus at Calvary. However, this wonderful truth is merely the white shell of a dead interior.
The Hypocrisy Of The Free Will Religion
The Gospel of God’s grace is the greatest news one could ever receive. And yet, the Christian gospel is anything but good.
The Social Factor: The Genealogical Association
How does the humility of Jesus play a role in our investigation of His resurrection? Why should we consider it an exemplary piece of evidence?
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The Social Factor: Early Conversion Numbers
How large was the early Christian movement? At what pace did it grow? In this final look into the social climate surrounding the Resurrection and the formation of the Christian faith we’ll see just how incredible the early Christian movement really was.
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The Social Factor: Challenging The Faith
If your goal was to begin a mystic cult surrounding one significant person would you openly allow, perhaps even encourage, critical examination and evidential investigation of your claims?
The Social Factor: Social Distinctions
Christianity was a radical movement in many ways. Its unique theology made it enough of an offense to warrant harsh skepticism but it was its erasure of class distinctions that made it especially grievous.
The Social Factor: The Incarnation
Would the incarnation of God be as widely accepted in the ancient world as it is today?
The Social Factor: The Connection To History
The Christian faith did not begin in an obscure town or from a nameless face in history. It placed itself in the centre of history’s religious narrative and made some astounding connections. Why is this such a powerful apologetic?
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Jesus And The Unprofitable Servant
What kind of servant are we to Christ? What do our works really accomplish?
