How Embrace the Truth got here.
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Embrace the Truth began with a question that wouldn’t leave — and with the discovery that most people asking hard questions were being handed slogans instead of substance.
What started as one person’s long investigation has become a working ministry: a team of writers, speakers, and scholars who take the objection seriously, and take the person asking it more seriously still.
THE STORY SO FAR
Questions That Matter. Voices You Can Trust.
01 THE QUESTION
A nine-year cross-examination
A devoted Muslim and trained trial attorney sets out to dismantle the claims of Christianity — historically, philosophically, scientifically. He does not expect to be persuaded. The investigation takes nine years.
02 THE CONVICTION
Questions don’t need answers. People do.
Out of that search comes the conviction that shapes everything since: an argument won is not the same as a person met. The goal was never to win. It was to be honest, and to be worth trusting.
03 THE FOUNDING
Embrace the Truth is formed
A ministry built to offer the credibility of the gospel to every questioner it encounters — in university forums, in churches, in long conversations with people who came ready to disagree.
04 THE LIBRARY
From one voice to many
Writers and scholars join the work. The published library grows — essays, films, and the All Rise! podcast — so the answers outlast any single event, and any single speaker.
05 TODAY
A team, a catalog, and an open door
ETT is a small accredited team with a wide conversation: a growing faculty of speakers, a deepening archive, and a standing invitation to anyone still deciding what they believe.
One founder, and a widening chorus.
The work is carried by a small staff and a widening circle of contributors. Abdu Murray founded the ministry and remains its most public voice, but Embrace the Truth is increasingly a chorus — writers like Derek Caldwell, adjunct speakers, and the people who keep the whole thing running.
