Lance Brown

We are beginning our study in the book of Ephesians. Ephesians is a letter (epistle) written by Paul to the church at Ephesus. As we begin reading the first six verses, we will examine the challenging doctrines of election and predestination and see that they are not as confusing as they may first appear.

We are going to end our series on “Is Christianity True?” by answering a few questions. These are, in my opinion, the seven biggest topics that tend to come up, or put another way, are the “most common” objections that people discuss and debate regarding the Christian faith.

Fathers are tasked with raising their children to be wise when they live and not be foolish. Wisdom brings blessings; foolishness brings consequences. We’ll look at four important roles in being a father.

As we approach the end of our series, “Is Christianity True?” We take some time to look at the evidence for the resurrection. This is the “truth claim” that all the Christian faith is based upon. If the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus did not happen, as Paul and many other describe, then we…

So far, we’ve been talking about the importance of apologetics, looking at different worldviews, and why a spiritual quest should begin with Christianity. Critics talk about how believers must have “blind faith” in order to accept what Christianity teaches. With all that we know, must our faith be “blind?”

Is there evidence from nature pointing towards the existence of God? We will examine arguments for and arguments against. Nearly everyone agrees that our universe at least “appears” to be designed. Is the best explanation random chance or something else?