One of the most common objections to Christianity is also one of the strongest emotionally:
“How can Christianity claim to be true when it says other paths are wrong?”

In a culture that values inclusion above almost everything else, Christianity can sound narrow, even arrogant. But before dismissing it, the question deserves a fair hearing.

Is Christianity being needlessly exclusive—or is it making an honest claim about reality?  Read more

“Follow Jesus” is one of the most overused and least explained phrases in Christianity. For many people, it sounds vague, emotional, or performative—something you say, not something you actually do.

But when Jesus Christ used the word follow, He wasn’t speaking metaphorically. He meant it in the most literal, disruptive way possible.  Read More

If Jesus really was who He claimed to be, then His death wasn’t an accident and it wasn’t a tragedy in the usual sense. It was the point.

That’s a hard statement, especially in a world that prefers inspirational figures, not crucified ones. But you can’t understand Christianity without grappling with this question: Why did Jesus have to die at all?  Read more