Topic: Apologetics
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Self-Evident Existence
The existence of God is self-evident. Creation declares His glory, and the denial of God comes not from lack of evidence but from suppressing the truth.
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The Problem of Evil
Confronting the problem of evil head-on: God is not its author, evil has no equal claim with good, and every person must first face their own unrighteousness.
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The Reality of God’s Law: Why Morality Exclusively Belongs to the Christian God
An apologetics message asking what standard makes anything truly good or bad, and showing that only the Triune God can ground real morality.
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The Self-Contained God
God did not create man because He was lonely. He is self-contained and in need of nothing, and the knowledge of Him is inescapable for every person.
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Does God Exist?
Before defending the gospel, the message starts with a simpler question: does the evidence of creation – even the moon – already point to a Designer?
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In Him All Things Consist
Genesis 1 is not only a record of creation but a declaration that Christ’s law-word holds the entire universe together.
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The One True Religion
Comparing the claims of the world’s religions, this two-part message asks what makes Christianity different, then presses into Jesus’ own claim to be the way, the truth, and the life.
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Illusion
Optical illusions show how easily our senses are fooled. Fallen man is fooled in a deeper way, cut off from reality until he is brought back to God through Christ.
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Human Dignity
If man is a cosmic accident, he has no real dignity. Because he is made in God’s image and called to rule under Him, his life has true worth.
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Evolution
A study of the theory of evolution and the question of whether it can be squared with the Bible’s own account that God created all things.
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Beware of False Prophets
Jesus warned of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Taking the Word of God as its measuring standard, this lesson shows how to tell false prophets from true.
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What is Reality?
Pilate asked Jesus, ‘What is truth?’ – not realizing that Truth itself stood before him.