Non-Radical vs. Radical Islam

January 27, 2026   |  

In some ways, Islam is difficult to characterize. The reason for the difficulty is because it is conceived of and practiced differently among different Muslim groups. One possible way to characterize it is by denomination. Different denominations of Islam conceive of religious practice in different ways. However, this does not…
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Why Jesus’ Resurrection Matters – Part 2 – Tal Davis

January 22, 2026   |  

We hear much about the “Millennial Generation” (i.e.: Americans born just around the turn of the century). Their life motto seems to be: “So What?” Actually, most Millennials care about the meaning of life, but haven’t found a cause worthy of their commitment. In First Corinthians, Paul calls for dedication…
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What You Need to Know about Islam: Part 5 – Islam’s Beliefs about Christianity

January 13, 2026   |  

It is amazing how widespread Islam is around the world, but also how little most people know about it. It does have its own reputation, but that only tells part of the story. Reputations are generalizations that tend to be rather shallow. They may reveal some of the “what” about…
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The Problem of False Beliefs

January 8, 2026   |  

In November of 2025, Christianity Today magazine hired Nicole Massie Martin to be its next president and CEO. Martin is a black woman who is also an ordained pastor in the AME (American Methodist Episcopal) denomination. She is actually highly credentialed. She has degrees from Vanderbilt University (B.S.), Princeton Theological…
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