If racism is wrong, then religious beliefs that uphold racism are... ? Wrong! And what might this imply for you as a Christian ambassador?

Your atheist friends think you are nuts. But what if you pointed out how you think they are?

Could there possibly be a right way to complain?

What does Genesis 3 have to do with Job have to do with life today?

In the prologue to Job it says that God calls Job “blameless” — but orthodox Christian teaching is that we are all sinful. What do you say to someone who says that the book of Job shows that not everyone is sinful?

One quick note for those who follow along with The Bible Project reading plan — today we’re going to not read chapter 15 and move that into tomorrow.

So Eliphaz didn’t accuse Job directly, but today Bildad gets a little closer to that. And as for this back-and-forth dialogue, are you catching what’s going on here? And what do all these speeches teach us about apologetics?

In a way, Job’s friend Eliphaz says the right things. But how might he be wrong, and more importantly, what can we learn from that for apologetics?

Have you ever had one of those times where, as a parent or employer or friend, you needed to tell someone something they really didn’t want to hear?

Miracles were a lot more frequent in the Bible, right? Not so fast. Here’s a good perspective.