THE APOLOGETIC FRONT

Chapter 3 is simply titled, "hell."  This chapter is certainly the most theologically "meaty" so far.  Though I am regul...

In this fascinating book,  Richard Bauckham  articulates his view about Jesus and the "unique identity of God."  The book makes up...

Chapter 4 is interestingly titled, “Why There Almost Certainly is No God.” However, don’t be fooled: the author is showing no evidence of a...

Atheism is a subject that I haven’t spent a lot of time researching until lately. This is due to the fact that Atheism has been fairly rare...

This is easily the best book on the subject available. In "The God Who Justifies," James White spends hundreds of pages exegeting...

Thus, we should challenge the unbeliever in light of our convictions and, in turn, challenge the unbeliever’s convictions! Here’s another c...

To many Christians, “apologetic methodology” is something that merely strengthens or weakens someone’s arguments. Thus, when speaking of “P...

In "Pulpit Crimes," James White seeks to expose those things which bring shame to the proclamation of God's Word. In order fo...

When attempting to refute a disagreeable position, many seek to do so at the expense of offering a positive response. This leaves many with...

If you want a book that emphatically proves that the Watchtower is an unreliable organization, then this is your book. I can't imagine ...

This is a sermon I did a few month ago on what it means to desire God. And I must give credit where credit is due; everything I said was bo...

If I had to choose any modern text to defend the doctrines of grace, it would be "The Potter's Freedom" by James White. Well ...