Last week, popular author J. Warner Wallace released his latest book, Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World that Rejects the Bible. In the book, Wallace, a police detective specializing in cold cases, explores Christianity's plausibility.
We are inundated with stories proclaiming, and often celebrating, the decline of Christianity and Christian morality. But Christianity does not stand or fall with America.
The United Arab Emirates has long had a history of Christianity. Here are some things you should know about the state of Christianity in the UAE today.
Recently, Paul Maxwell, a former Desiring God writer and philosophy professor at Moody Bible Institute, publically renounced his Christian faith.
On Friday, HBO host Bill Maher compared Christians to QAnon conspiracists before blaming Christians for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.
While the world appears to be becoming ever more secular, new data is showing that more people have heard the Gospel now than ever before.
According to Esther O’Reilly, skeptics admitting to the Christian faith’s positive influence on history is only the headline of this story (although we’d be remiss to not include the recent book “Dominion” by Tom Holland as yet another example). O’Reilly thinks that under the surface, spiritual truth is being found too, much like the skeptics C. S. Lewis describes in the essay entitled “Myth Became Fact.”
