Mere Caffeination is a weekly open forum "coffee talk" at Cedarville University hosted by the Center for Apologetics & Public Christianity. I meet with students in our campus coffee shop to talk about what's going on in the world of worldview. Out of an abundance of caution due to COVID, Mere Caffeination will be online for now - streaming on…...
Read MoreCan we repent as a nation for sins of our past? Of course we can. There are biblical examples of godly leaders calling the nation of Israel to repentance. But there are dangers we must be careful to avoid as we think about this kind of repentance. C.S. Lewis says national repentance may very well give us cover from our…...
Read MoreYou should really vote. Seriously. It's a big deal. But you shouldn't tie your identity to the party or person for whom you cast your ballot. You are more than your vote. You are more than your party. Both matter. You matter more. Whatever the outcome of this election is, Christians believe God is sovereign over all things. He will…...
Read MoreA person posted on social media last week that they did their civic duty and cancelled out the vote of some misguided fellow citizen. There's of course a lot of truth in that comment. But given the broader perspective, there are more than two people voting and elections have come down to a few votes before, or at least to…...
Read MoreI am so thankful for the opportunity to publish with again with B&H Kids. I've had the idea for this book for a long time, to give an overview of the big story of the Bible through the motif of light vs. darkness. Here's a reading of the book that I did on Facebook Live. ...
Read MoreHere's Your Weekend Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:40AM (EST). ⊕  Martin Luther: The Apologist ⊕  Fiddling…...
Read MoreWhen you hear the date October 31st you probably think of costumes and candy. For some like professor Billy Marsh, they think of hammers, nails, and church vandalism. That's because on October 31, 1517, over two-hundred years ago, a monk named Martin Luther tacked a list of concerns regarding the teaching and practices of the Catholicism of his day to…...
Read MoreTomorrow is the big release day for The Bright Light and the Super Scary Darkness. My goal in writing this was for parents and kids to be reminded that the light of the gospel will win in the end. I hope readers are encouraged by the biblical story of Jesus’s victory over all things. No matter how dark life can…...
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