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Examine the central claims of Christianity and the doctrines that give them coherence.
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Why did the risen Christ keep His wounds? A reflection on humility, suffering, healing, and how Christ’s scars reveal who He truly is.
AI is developing faster than our laws, institutions, families, and churches can respond. So how should Christians think about a technology that is already reshaping work, creativity, education, childhood, and our understanding of wisdom itself?
If we didn’t ask to be born—and if we enter a fallen world where sin is inevitable—how can eternal judgment be just? Rather than repeating familiar answers, we examine the tension between biblical texts.
When Jesus said he fulfilled the law, does that mean it is now abolished? And how do we reconcile the promises of God with the feeling that He is not with us or listening to us?
Old Testament Law has been viewed as unnecessarily harsh and barbaric, especially in view of modern, allegedly enlightened values. A closer look reveals much, much more than meets the eye for an eye.
Is evil merely the negation of good? Does the early history of the Qur'an support the Muslim's claim that it was perfectly preserved? We answer both questions here!
From cultural identity and politics to science and the soul, Abdu explores whether faith is a leap or a response to something real. Students press him on everything from the “women be silent” passage from Paul to the Trinity, from moral questions to science and DNA.
Abdu Murray answers questions LIVE from NYC: If God is loving, then why is there a Hell? Who are the Nephilim? And much more!
When we suffer, we tend to ask God: Where are you? Is God suffering with us or is that impossible? And does it matter? These questions and more are addressed with insights from the early church.
A former Muslim answers questions about the Bible, science, artificial intelligence, and much more!
Did the Gospel author Matthew make up the prophecy about the "Nazarene"? If not, then why can it not be found in the Old Testament?
New Testament critics claim Jesus never said he was God and the early church did not believe he was God. So, is Jesus God? What does the Bible really say?