Worldview & Culture / Apologetics

  • Natural Theology (part 1) by

    Natural theology is a very important idea that is central to the historic defense of Christianity. Dr. Sproul says in this message that in the twentieth century, this aspect of theology has come under severe attack and many theologians and …

  • Analogical Language (part 1) by

    In the study of apologetics , Dr. Sproul shows us the fourth aspect of basic necessary conditions for knowledge-the principle of the analogical use of language.  This is probably the one that seems the most esoteric perhaps to the layperson who …

  • Law of Contradiction by

  • Four Steps Backward by

  • Pre-Evangelism by

    Dr. Sproul, explains that, even though only the Holy Spirit can change a person’s heart and mind (bring them to repentance), we see the very important dimension of apologetics in what he calls “pre-evangelism” and also what we call …

  • Reliability of Sense Perception by

    This message takes a look at the critical analysis of causality that was offered by the eighteenth century Scot’s philosopher, David Hume. Under his analysis, he said this:  that what we observe when we see things happening around us …

  • Law of Causality by

    Throughout history the “Law of Casuality”, has been used to argue for the existence of God by reasoning from the appearance of this world back to an adequate or sufficient cause that would explain this world or this universe. The …

  • Why Apologetics? by

    Is it necessary to defend your faith? First Peter 3:15 tells us that it is. But is defending the faith a matter of giving historical and archaeological evidences for the dependability of the Bible, or giving rational arguments using …

  • Introduction by

    There is one thing all unbelievers have in common—unbelief. But there are many types of unbelievers. There are those unbelievers who cling to a false religious system. Yet while others have no well thought out reasons, there are many …

  • Hath God Said? by

  • Rightly Dividing (Part 1) by

    How can we know if we are reading the Bible as it was meant to be read? Is there a simple test we can apply to our reading experience to find that out? Dr. Sinclair Ferguson explains common ways in …

  • Five Errors by

    There are many obstacles that prohibit us from understanding God’s Word and many of them reside within our selves. We commit errors of all kinds when we handle the Word of God. In order to deal with these errors …

  • A Good Thing Gone Bad by

  • The Covenant by

    There is a war on God’s Word from both within and outside the church, and doubts about the trustworthiness of God’s word arise in the hearts of the faithful. How can we be sure God will do all …

  • This Means War! by

    There is a war on the Word of God today, and the enemy comes in all shapes and sizes. Some come covert in their assaults as wolves disguised in sheep’s clothing, while others are unashamedly open with their hostility …