Ankerberg Minute

What You’ll Learn: One of the great comforts of our faith is God’s promise to reunite us with loved ones who have died in Christ. Dr. Ron Rhodes shares: “The thing that means a lot to me is the fact that we’re going to have a reunion. I was with my Momma when she died…

What You’ll Learn: What is the greatest evidence of the resurrection of Jesus? The emphasis in the New Testament is the empty tomb. In the Gospels, the news of the resurrection began with the female followers of Jesus arriving at an empty tomb. The body of Jesus was no longer there. He was alive. It…

What You’ll Learn: An Alabama high school student says God led her to start a “prayer locker.” She has a sign on her locker that asks people to drop off notes with prayer requests each day. Many have, ranging from prayers for a sick parent, help on a test, or for spiritual support. This student’s…

What You’ll Learn One pastor noted that Americans now spend more on Halloween costumes for their pets than they do to reach unreached people groups with the gospel. This convicting statistic should cause us to reevaluate our priorities. Do the unreached matter to God? Romans 10:14-15 reminds us, “How, then, can they call on the…

What You’ll Learn: It’s seems our society’s favorite Bible verse is, “Do not judge,” from Matthew 7:1. However, the context of this verse indicates we will be judged in the same way we judge others. Our goal is to evaluate according to God’s standards rather than our own. When people tell us “not to judge,”…

What You’ll Learn: A Barna survey of Millennials asked, “Is it wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith?” Nearly half of today’s young adults answered “yes” to this question, indicating their concern with evangelism. Is evangelism somehow wrong today?…

What You’ll Learn: A recent report shows the number of Americans embracing atheism, agnosticism, or no faith at all has nearly doubled in the past fifteen years. Today, over twenty percent of American adults have no religious identity. What can be done to change this concerning trend? Let me encourage you to focus on one…

What You’ll Learn: Many people wear a cross in the form of a necklace or on their clothing, yet do not realize the importance of this symbol. What did the cross represent? In Roman society, the cross was a symbol of death. The cross was reserved for criminals sentenced to capital punishment, left for dead…

What You’ll Learn: There was a time when churches often spoke about evangelism, the goal of sharing Christ with those who have not yet believed. However, in many churches evangelism is rarely mentioned. One Barna report even notes nearly half of Christians do not even know what the Great Commission is. Yet our calling as…

What You’ll Learn: Does it matter if we understand Bible prophecy? According to the apostle Paul, the answer is yes! Prophecy scholar Dr. Ron Rhodes shares: “The apostle Paul said that he didn’t want the Thessalonians to be ignorant about those who are asleep in Christ. It’s not okay to be ignorant about the rapture.…