GOSPEL
The word gospel is derived from the Anglo-Saxon godspell (“good story”). The classical Greek word euangelion means “a reward for bringing of good news” or the “good news” itself.
In the Greco-Roman world, in which the emperor was revered as protector of the empire, and as a god, the term had a militaristic and religious implications: the royal proclamation of victory and the appearance or accession to the throne of the ruler. In contemporary Greek it denoted a weighty, authoritative, royal, and official message.The Euangelion, the Gospel message commissioned of the men and women in Jerusalem, after the Resurrection was clear:Christ is King. Christ is Lord. .
CHRISTIANITY ON TRIAL
If the resurrection is true, game over!
Christianity is True
MOTTO
NEC DEXSTROSUM, NEC SINISTROSUM
NEITHER TO THE RIGHT, NOR TO THE LEFT
Joshua 1:7: Be strong and very courageous. Be careful to obey all the law my servant Moses gave you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, that you may be successful wherever you go.
GOSPEL
The word gospel is derived from the Anglo-Saxon godspell (“good story”). The classical Greek word euangelion means “a reward for bringing of good news” or the “good news” itself.
In the Greco-Roman world, in which the emperor was revered as protector of the empire, and as a god, the term had a militaristic and religious implications: the royal proclamation of victory and the appearance or accession to the throne of the ruler. In contemporary Greek it denoted a weighty, authoritative, royal, and official message.The Euangelion, the Gospel message commissioned of the men and women in Jerusalem, after the Resurrection was clear:Christ is King. Christ is Lord. .
CHRISTIANITY ON TRIAL
If the resurrection is true, game over!
Christianity is True
EUANGELION / GOSPEL
The word gospel is derived from the Anglo-Saxon godspell (“good story”).
The classical Greek word euangelion means “a reward for bringing of good news” or the “good news” itself.
In the Greco-Roman world, in which the emperor was revered as protector of the empire, and as a god, the term had militaristic and religious implications: the royal proclamation of victory and the appearance or accession to the throne of the ruler.
In contemporary Greek it denoted a weighty, authoritative, royal, and official message.
The Euangelion, the Gospel message commissioned of the men and women in Jerusalem, after the Resurrection was clear:
Christ is KING. Christ is LORD.
CHRISTIANITY ON TRIAL
Is there a God? How can we know? Is God even plausible?
If God is plausible, which God is God?
All faiths have faith. Why accept Christianity?
Can Christianity hold up to scrutiny? What does becoming a Christian mean?
Was Jesus a real figure in history? If so, is He relevant today? If He was a man, how can He be God?
No one comes back from the dead.
But…
If the resurrection is true, game over!
Christianity is TRUE.
MOTTO
NEC DEXSTROSUM, NEC SINISTROSUM
NEITHER TO THE RIGHT, NOR TO THE LEFT
Joshua 1:7: Be strong and very courageous. Be careful to obey all the law my servant Moses gave you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, that you may be successful wherever you go.
MOTTO
Proverbs 4:26-27
26 Give careful thought to the paths for your feet
and be steadfast in all your ways.
27 Do not turn to the right or the left;
keep your foot from evil.
Nec Dextrosum, Nec Sinistrosum
Neither to the Left, Nor to the Right
Discover the Power of Apologetics: Defending the Christian Faith
Welcome to our website, where we explore the fascinating realm of apologetics—the defense of the Christian faith. Apologetics equips believers with the knowledge, reasoning, and evidence to confidently articulate and defend their beliefs in an increasingly skeptical world.
Apologetics goes beyond blind faith; it is a discipline rooted in reason, intellectual rigor, and a desire to engage in meaningful dialogue. It empowers Christians to address tough questions, respond to objections, and present a compelling case for the truth of Christianity.
Through apologetics, believers can strengthen their own faith. By understanding the intellectual foundations of their beliefs, exploring the coherence of Christian doctrines, and examining the evidence that supports them, believers can deepen their confidence in the truth of Christianity. Apologetics addresses doubts, nurtures a solid foundation, and provides reassurance in a world filled with skepticism.
At our website, we delve into various topics related to apologetics—philosophical arguments for God’s existence, historical evidence for Jesus, reliability of Scripture, addressing the problem of evil, and much more. We provide resources, articles, and insights to equip you with the tools to navigate intellectual challenges and engage in respectful dialogue.
We believe that apologetics is not simply about winning debates, but about expressing God’s love and truth in a compelling and winsome way. We strive to foster an environment of respect, empathy, and understanding, recognizing that everyone’s journey of faith is unique. Our desire is to create a space where questions are welcomed, doubts are addressed, and seekers find intellectual and spiritual nourishment.
Discover the Power of Apologetics
Apologetics goes beyond blind faith; it is a discipline rooted in reason, intellectual rigor, and a desire to engage in meaningful dialogue. It empowers Christians to address tough questions, respond to objections, and present a compelling case for the truth of Christianity. — Read More
Cosmological Apologetics
Arguments related to the origin and nature of the universe are employed in cosmological apologetics. These may include arguments for the existence of a creator based on cosmological principles.
Teleological Apologetics
This method uses the idea of design and purpose in the universe as evidence for the existence of a higher power. The complexity and order in nature are often cited as signs of intelligent design.
Building a community of Faith through Apostolic Principles
Building a community of faith through apostolic principles begins with a firm foundation in the authority of original Scripture. The apostles, as the chosen messengers of Christ, diligently recorded and preserved the teachings and life of Jesus, from the New Testament compiled at the Council of Nicea. By emphasizing the centrality of Christ as the ultimate authority and His word in Scripture, the community gains a shared understanding of God’s revelation and His plan for salvation. This commitment Christ and to the Word of God fosters unity in doctrine, preventing divisions and ensures that the community remains steadfast in its faith.
As believers study and apply the teachings of the apostles, they become equipped to navigate the challenges of life and address contemporary issues through the way, the truth and the life of Christ.
Transforming lives through apostolic ministry
Apostolic principles provide a dynamic and accessible means of exploring and applying these principles to build a thriving community of faith
Generosity has the power to transform lives and create lasting change
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