Does Faith Represent Reality?: The Biblical Worldview Understanding of Faith

October 12, 2020   |  

Not too long ago I had a conversation with another Christian about the idea of faith. One of the things that was said to me was that we can’t absolutely “know” that our beliefs are true because we can’t “prove” God. It wouldn’t be “faith” if we absolutely knew. There…
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But I’ve Always Been a Christian! – Tal Davis

September 19, 2020   |  

The story is told of man who visited some old friends in a different city. That night, as he was sleeping, at about midnight, a train roared by very near to his friend’s house waking him up. The next morning he asked his host family if they heard the train?…
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What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 3

June 26, 2020   |  

View part one of this series at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2020/06/what-is-historic-christianity-part-1
View part two of this series at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2020/06/what-is-historic-christianity-part-2 “You need the Holy Ghost!” said James, a dedicated member of the United Pentecostal Church International to his Baptist friend, Dave. “I already have the Holy Spirit,” replied Dave. “No you don’t!” retorted James.…
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What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 1

June 24, 2020   |  

The college professor faced his Comparative Religions class on its first day. He took a poll, “Who among you consider yourselves Christians?” Most students in the class raised their hands. He then asked for other faiths: Jewish, Hindu, etc., even atheist. One or two raised their hands for each. After…
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Excellent New Science Videos Now Available Online Free!

March 25, 2020   |  

In the1950s early 1960s the Moody Institute of Science at the Moody Bible Institute produced a series of films on science written from a biblical worldview. They were well made and impacted a whole generation of young Christians. They challenged them to look at science and scientific questions in ways…
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A Cautionary Word on the Passion Translation of the Bible – Part 1

February 11, 2020   |  

I do not consider myself as a either a Greek or Hebrew (or Aramaic) scholar. I took two years of Greek and one year of Hebrew in seminary. That being said, I have studied the Bible and Bible translations for decades. I have in my library more than a dozen…
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