#21 That You May Know | For the last couple of weeks, we’ve looked at the question, “How do you know?” from the standpoint of three different perspectives: The Substance of Scripture, The Character of God, The Conclusions of Science. You have an intelligent faith. Do not do yourself the disservice of regarding your faith as an anemic mist that cannot be validated as both credible and substantial. So, be ready to answer the question: "How do you know?"

#20 Where Did You Get Your Gravity From? | Part III | Richard Dawkins, the author of "The God Delusion," sneers at those who subscribe to the idea of a Creator because it leaves the question of, “Who created the Creator?” unanswered. And yet, he attempts to explain the origin of life by simply saying that “it happened,” and that is supposed to suffice as the more enlightened and scientifically acceptable alternative.

#19 Where Did You Get Your Gravity From? | Part II | The atheist is philosophically invested in Evolution. However compelling the evidence may be that reveals their perspective as being flawed, they will not yield, given the adjustments that would need to be made if, in fact, God does exist. But you can nevertheless make some progress by asking the right questions.

#18 Where Did You Get Your Gravity From? | The Theory of Evolution is even less convincing today than it was 150 years ago. Yet, this is the explanation that non-believers insist is more credible than the concept of Creator. Why...?

#17 Ask a Canaanite | Part III | Regardless of how harsh God's Judgment was against the Canaanites, the fact was they were living a life and reviering a standard that taunted the Reality of God. While grace is always available, it is possible to incur the wrath of your Heavenly Father. How? Ask a Canaanite!

#16 Ask a Canaanite | Part II | Anytime you hear somone suggest that God is cruel, you need to remind them of the cross. It's there where He demonstrates His True Character and Compassion.

#15 Ask a Canaanite | Critics like Richard Dawkins seem to have a point when they assert the idea that God can be unreasonably harsh, especially when you look at the way God worked through the Israelites to destroy the Canaanites. But upon closer inspection, you can see why God's Justice is not as outrageous as it might appear.

#14 The Canon | The need to establish a standard that insisted every book of the New Testament be authored by an apostle or a close associate was not an attempt to market a human perspective, but to eliminate anything other than the Words of God as documented by either those who had seen the risen Christ, or worked alongside those who did.

#13 They Deserted Him and Fled (Part II) | Part II of how Chuck Colson's own imprisonment and his first hand account of how the power of self-preservation effectively eliminates any doubt as to the Truth of Christ's resurrection, especially given the way the disciples initially fled, but then could not be silenced even in the face of relentless persecution.

#12 They Deserted Him and Fled (Part I) | Chuck Colson witnessed first hand the overwhelming influence of self-preservation in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal and knew that the disciples would never endure 40 years persecution unless Jesus had, in fact, risen from the grave!