Rabbi Tovia Singer is one of the most well-known Jewish apologists actively working to refute Christian theology—especially the belief that Jesus is the Messiah and God in the flesh. With decades of experience, a...
In Luke 2:25-35, Luke tells us about Jesus being blessed by Simeon, a devout man, waiting on the promises of God. This is part of an ongoing series going through the Gospel of Luke...
In a recent discussion, a well-known Muslim apologist, referred to as Fibbin Ibn (Shaykh Uthman Ibn Farooq) in the Christian community, engaged in a conversation with an Amish Christian woman. This dialogue raises critical...
For years, Rabbi Tovia Singer has been a well-known critic of Christianity, often challenging the New Testament’s credibility and arguing that its authors misunderstood the Old Testament. He is the one who claims that...
A popular argument among Muslim preachers is that Jesus prophesied the coming of Muhammad in the Gospel of John. They point to verses that mention the Paraclete (or Comforter) and claim that these passages...
Some people leave Christianity for Islam, convinced they have found stronger historical and theological foundations. However, some conversions are based on flawed reasoning, misinformation, or selective study. This is the story of a former...
Is Christianity a crutch for the weak, or can it stand as an intellectually credible worldview? Dr. Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, an Atheist PhD scholar, shares a powerful testimony of her intellectual and spiritual journey to...
In today’s post, we delve into a thought-provoking conversation led by popular Muslim preacher Fibbin Ibn Farooq. During a dialogue with a young boy named Samuel, the discussion centers around the nature of Jesus...
When I think of the word quest, the art of searching is not something I think of. I wouldn’t consider a quest an art, this did make me think however. An art is something...
Reading through the scriptures this morning, I read through two accounts of Jesus feeding thousands and came up with the title “You can do it – feed the five thousand.” Both accounts came in...
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