(adopted from the Bangor Statement on Christian Apologetics and the Church) RECOGNIZING that many Americans today either disparage religious belief altogether or are confused about
What Did Jesus Say About Himself?
by Rob Lundberg It is one thing to think of oneself in a certain way, but it is another to say those things about yourself,
Quick Ministry Announcement
The Real Issue Apologetics Ministry is undergoing some changes for the better with reference to our multi media arms. You find a new name for
Did Jesus Think Himself to Be God?
by Rob Lundberg Jesus was not without critics back in the First Century nor is He without in the Third Millennium. Some say He was
My Tribute to Ravi Zacharias
by Rob Lundberg When it comes to apologists who have impacted my life and ministry greatly, I would say that it would be two men:
How American Christianity Lost Its Evangelical Mind
by Rob Lundberg I don’t know if you realize this or not, but the problem with America is not America. The problem with America is the
Why I Believe in Jesus’ Resurrection
by Rob Lundberg What makes Christianity different from other religions? It is that the Founder of the Christian faith rose from the dead. As you
Did Jesus Really Die on a Cross?
by Rob Lundberg We are coming up on the Easter holiday, and I have been thinking about the conversations you and I might encounter during
If Miracles Do Happen, Then David Hume and Others are Wrong
by Rob Lundberg Many people use the word “miracle” in many contexts. We may think a team with a of losing seasons winning the championship
My Appeal for the Need for Apologetics
Rob Lundberg by Rob Lundberg Apologetics (or pre-evangelism) is far too important to remain isolated from most people in the Church. Christians today likely need
Hermeneutical Series: Is Jeremiah 29:11 a Promise of Blessing for Today?
by Rob Lundberg You see it on bookmarks, on tee shirts, graduations books, artwork and a whole bunch of other means of social media and
Hermeneutical Series: The Misuse of Matthew’s “Two or More. . .”
by Rob Lundberg Continuing into this series I want to thank those who read the introductory post in this series. Let me ask you a question.
