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What Everyone Should Know About the Golden Rule

by Contributing Writer, Sally Fam Part I Most people are familiar with the Golden Rule: “Therefore, whatever you want others to do for you, do also the same for them…” (Matthew 7:12). This rule is used by people from all kinds of worldviews and faiths; note that different worldviews use similar language. But many of these […]

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Single Vision

As examination of personal suffering by Lisa Quintana I had just received my Master’s degree (Dec. 2017) in Apologetics from the country’s top-rated university in this field, Biola. I have developed a wonderful network of fellow apologists, and an amazing opportunity to speak at the Women in Apologetics first-annual conference just a month after I […]

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The Unexpected Apologist

Years ago, you could not have convinced me that I’d be entering the ministry, let alone as a trained Apologist. I mean, I didn’t even know what the term “apologetics” meant back then! I was one of those touchy-feely Christians who road on the coattails of my experiences with God, without developing much of an […]

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Why Apologetics?

Lots of people question why apologetics is a worthwhile area of Christian study and knowledge. Some see it as puffing oneself up with lofty arguments or academic expertise, as if it’s a compromise with the world versus a spiritual state of being. Since I’ve earned my Master’s degree in apologetics, I have made plenty of friends […]

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The Heart of What’s the Matter

The secret of the Christian hope I can’t tell you how many posts I see regularly from Christians that expect politicians and the legal system to change the world. It seems we’ve forgotten the lessons history can teach us, like recognizing that positive change typically comes from the passions of the heart of humanity, not […]

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5 Realities that Challenge the Multiverse Theory

The idea that there is more than one universe is popular these days. This hypothesis was originally put forward by Hugh Everett, a student at Princeton University in the 1950s, who developed this thought for his PhD thesis. The multiverse notion has since been picked up in popular science fiction, like Dr. Strange… yet some […]

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Part Two: Rethinking the Bible

The Uniqueness of the Bible We must remember that the Bible is inspired by God using approximately 40 different authors covering over 1,500 years of history. It contains 66 volumes covering hundreds of subjects that all tie into one main narrative – the redemptive story of humanity. When comparing the Bible to the Quran, for […]

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Rethinking “For the Bible Tells Me So”

Skeptics like to claim that the Bible has been changed so much that we can’t possibly know what was originally in it. This statement has undermined some people’s faith in the Bible as the Word of God. Thus, many may not bother to read it since it’s assumed to be full of errors. According to […]

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Friday the 13th – be afraid, or trust the God of numbers?

(excerpt taken from my upcoming “Think Divinely Daily Devotional”)                 “Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you will be defiled by them. I am the LORD your God.”  Leviticus 19:31 Superstitions have been around since the dawn of man. One superstition, which is prevalent […]

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Considering Cuba

I often go by the shortened name of “Lisa Q.” It’s because my married name is Quintana, and most folks (particularly in the Midwest) don’t know how to pronounce it correctly. (It’s pronounced “keen-tah-nah”, just in case you were wondering.) I married a man who was born in Cuba in 1958. One year later, Fidel […]

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