WILL WE HAVE FREE WILL IN HEAVEN? – by Dr. Braxton Hunter One of the greatest instigators of coffeeshop debates among theology geeks has always been the question of the interplay between human freedom and divine sovereignty. Those who have been followers of my work know that I have devoted a considerable amount of time […]

By Edward Sulpice I like going to the beach and watching the sunset. For some reason, the moments leading up to the sun disappearing under the horizon contain both hints of exhilaration and melancholy, all bound up in an awestruck reverence concerning the wonder of God being displayed on a natural canvas full of color

by Dr. Braxton Hunter God has called you into the gospel ministry to do a special work for Him at a special time in your life. You are a unique combination of experiences and personality traits that the Spirit of God is using to change the world. Simply put, God has a plan and a

by Edward Sulpice “It’s like searching for a needle in a haystack.” This cliché has always intrigued me. The image of one person digging through a 12-foot high pile of loose hay in search of a tiny sewing needle not only conjures up feelings of frustration within myself, but also a touch of hopelessness. How

By R. Jamila Harris The advent of massive information available to anyone who has access to an Internet connection may revolutionize the quality of life for millions around the world. Digital education assures that no longer does the geographical location, socio-economic position, physical or mental capacity, race, gender or other societal factor limit one’s educational

By Caleb Symons Those who seek to explain away sin and evil often propose that sin is not our fault, but the fault of our parents’ failures or our circumstances. This fails in several ways. 1. It simply gets us nowhere. If sin was not your fault, but was your parents’ then where did their

  Sarah Medicis is guest blogging for us this week. She is a phenomenal young lady who has recently gotten excited about apologetics and it has been a part of a revolution in her Christian life. In this article she will tell you why theological education might energize and engage a generation of disinterested millennials!

The Supreme Court has made its decision in same-sex marriage. I hear shouts of anger and cries of near panic emanating from all over the Christian community. I feel I must make some observations and give the readers of this article some points to ponder. FIRST, A VAST NUMBER OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERS IN THE

  NOTE: For more from Trinity Crusades for Christ on the same–sex debate, listen to our podcast Evangelicals and Homosexuality by clicking HERE. For a discussion of the gender neutrality issue, listen to our podcast Ebola, Gender Neutrality, Censoring Pastors and Rock & Roll, by clicking HERE. It all started with shellfish. Though it would

  Utter apathy! That was my feeling as I sat there running my index finger around the circumference of my plastic water bottle. To my right was Roy Fish, Professor of Evangelism at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. To my left was a seasoned veteran of evangelism. Both of these well-dressed men seemed enthusiastic about the