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  • What’s the Price?

    What’s the Price?

    Have you ever had the chance to share your faith? If you have, I commend you. That’s incredible! But I know for most of us, those opportunities are often few and far between. And even when we get those chances, we’re sadly prone to letting them slide by us. What’s the price? The question I’m here to ask is this:… (Keep Reading)


  • Wait, People Think 2 + 2 = 5?

    Wait, People Think 2 + 2 = 5?

    Things nowadays are messed up – especially in schools. While almost every person above the age of 5 will know that 2 + 2 = 4 (I apologize if you weren’t aware of this phenomenon), there are simpler things in life that just don’t add up. So what’s the problem? God has been taken out of our schools. (Keep Reading)


  • To Die For a Lie

    To Die For a Lie

    How do we know Jesus rose from the dead? If secularists could prove that this one “little” event never took place, there would be no Christianity. If Jesus died but didn’t come back, He would have been no different than any other teacher and His claims about being God would have obviously been false. As the apostle Paul said in… (Keep Reading)


  • Christianity vs. the World

    Christianity vs. the World

    There are thousands of religions. Which one is right? Innumerable religions and belief systems exist in this world. So how are you supposed to choose one? Moreover, which is really the right one? Last week I attempted to prove that there is indeed truth in this world, but acknowledging that fact doesn’t tell you which religion is true. Why Christianity?… (Keep Reading)


  • Is Truth True?

    Is Truth True?

    Recently I attended a conference. Over the course of the day, I got to hear four amazing talks from Sean McDowell, the world-renowned author, podcaster, speaker, and doctor of apologetics. Long story short, he did a phenomenal job. Of all his talks, one part stood out to me in particular. Dr. McDowell raised the question, What is truth? And what… (Keep Reading)


  • Thomas Edison’s Greatest Strength

    Thomas Edison’s Greatest Strength

    When I say “inventor”, who comes to mind? For many people, it’s likely Thomas Edison. Not only did he invent the incandescent light bulb, but also the Phonograph (the world’s first device capable of recording sound), and the Kinetograph (the inaugural motion picture camera). Without these three inventions alone, we wouldn’t have light as we know it, and podcasts, phone… (Keep Reading)