Apologetics Press

The return of Christ is one of the major themes of the New Testament. Mankind is warned to prepare for it, and Christians, who long to see Jesus face to face, are expected to look forward to it as they live holy and godly lives. Join Eric as he highlights lessons learned from Matthew 25 about the return of Christ.

Though the enemies of the God of the Bible are frequently heard criticizing Israel's conquest of Canaan, the fact is, such a conquest was in complete harmony with God's perfectly loving, holy, and righteous nature. Join Eric as he explains why God's destruction of the Canaanites was perfectly just.

In our scientifically advanced age, Americans' skepticism of biblical inerrancy appears to have reached an all-time high, especially regarding matters of the Bible and science. How can a book, parts of which were written 3,500 years ago, have reliable scientific information? Join Eric as he expounds upon four alleged biological blunders that some skeptics believe are proof of the Bible's unreliability.

Making the assumption that the entire Bible was written chronologically hinders a proper understanding of the text. In this lesson, Eric addresses several alleged contradictions and demonstrates how they can be resolved simply by acknowledging that many times Bible writers did not record events in a strict sequential order.

Can we really trust Jesus? If so, why did He once say that His "witness is not true"? Why did He predict that He would rise from the dead after three days if He really rose on the third day? Join Eric as he discusses these and other questions that skeptics often ask about the Son of God.

When was the Sun created? Did God create animals or man first? Is the Creation account consistent with what true science teaches? Join Eric as he discusses these and other questions from the creation account.

Does God tempt people? Is He the author of confusion? Why did God need to rest after creating the Universe if He is omnipotent? Join Eric as He discusses these and other questions about the reliability of the God of the Bible.

When comparing Bible passages, three important principles must be considered. Join Eric as he elaborates on these three principles and uses the Scriptures to explain the Scriptures.

Does it really matter whether the Bible writers made mistakes when penning Scripture? Is it of any concern if Paul or Peter erred one or more times in their inspired epistles? Join Eric as he discusses the importance of biblical inerrancy.

Dr. Dave presented this lecture at the Faulkner University Lectureship in March 2013.