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In a high-profile debate and Q&A, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, was asked how Christianity could remain “relevant” in the modern world. His response surprised audience members.

The debate over creation and evolution is far from settled, with design, complexity, the origin of life and the fossil record raising enduring questions about a Creator.

Thomas Aquinas questioned Muhammad’s credentials to speak for God. His question remains uncomfortably relevant.

A review of Texas Senate candidate James Talarico's 2023 sermon rejecting religious exclusivism, examining his claims about God's universality through both logical and biblical arguments against religious pluralism.

From its precise orbit to its life-giving atmosphere, Earth's fine-tuning seems too perfect for chance. Explore ten remarkable features that make our planet uniquely suited for life.

I have been researching and studying the biomechanics of the human body for over 30 years, and have seen firsthand how modern scientific discoveries have confirmed that the human body is a design masterpiece.

Explore the biblical case for Jesus’ divinity, equipping Christians to answer Muslim objections and confidently proclaim the Gospel with Scripture, clarity, and grace.

Riding a wave of viral success from high-profile debates, biblical scholar Wes Huff will teach a new eight-part course on the Historical Reliability of the Bible through Dr. Jordan Peterson's Academy. The course will cover topics from canon formation to archaeological data and the historical Jesus.

C. S. Lewis, celebrated for the impactful Chronicles of Narnia and foundational Christian apologetics like Mere Christianity, is recognized as one of the 20th century's most influential literary and intellectual figures. A film by the Fellowship for Performing Arts, The Most Reluctant Convert, explores his journey from convinced atheist to a leading Christian apologist.

If you want to be an apologist for Christianity or even just conservative beliefs and values, my best advice is simply to watch and rewatch the many excellent Charlie Kirk videos that are out there.

In an age of hyper-scepticism—where finding trustworthy voices online is increasingly difficult—here are three Christian apologists, Bible teachers, and commentators worth following.

Theodicy calls believers to justify the ways of God in the light of evil and suffering, reminding us that even when the world feels overwhelmed by tragedy, God’s providence and love remain.

The Bible’s historical depth, moral wisdom and spiritual power explain why it remains the most read, translated and life-changing book in human history.

As Christmas approaches, a short film titled ‘Reason and Resurrection’ traces how classical reason and the Christian faith fused to shaped the freedoms, dignity and moral vision of the Western world.

Reality still exists, even in an age of relativism. This article explores how Christians can confront falsehood, defend truth, and point others to Christ as the ultimate reality.

Just as Christians fiercely defend the heart of Christmas and Easter in the face of commercialised reimaginings, can we not redeem the heart of All Hallows’ Day or Halloween as a day of remembrance and reflection for Christian martyrs and Christ’s victory over death?

Archaeological evidence for Jesus and the New Testament continues to mount. These three discoveries offer tangible confirmation that the Gospels are trustworthy historical sources, not mere religious legends.

What might appear to be a political battle over culture is really a deeper spiritual conflict about God, truth, and the soul of our civilisation.

Every law reflects morality of some kind, and the public square is always being occupied by a set of beliefs. So why wouldn’t Christians advocate for laws that reflect Christian beliefs and morality?

The belief that Christianity is anti-science and Atheism is pro-science is part of our cultural furniture here in the West. But what if the opposite were true?