THE RELIABILITY OF THE BIBLE

10/14/2020

If Jesus was just one of the many good teachers of the world, and just one of the many ways to life, the question of the reliability of the scriptures and what they say about Jesus would carry very little importance, and it's a question that we could just examine at our leisure. But the scripture does not speak of him so lightly [...]

Renaud Richard

THE CONVERSION OF ST AUGUSTINE

4/22/2020

By all accounts, Augustine’s conversion story is very inspiring and educative as to the journey to salvation and the humble and arduous exercise of piety. To Philip Schaff, “If ever there was a thorough and fruitful conversion, next to that of Paul on the way to Damascus, it was that of Augustin.” [1]  Augustine’s moment of conversion seems a fitting result of his life’s journey; both his experiences and the people around him were powerful instruments of divine [...]

Aristide Nyounai

Does persecution change the theology of the Church? A peek into the 3rd century church.

4/22/2020

​It should first be mentioned that salvation is not a function of the circumstances faced by the church, local or universal. At all times the church should maintain a healthy interpretation and proclamation of Scriptures, especially in regard to salvation. However, it is undeniable that circumstances can make such task difficult or find the church off guard. The third century witnessed such circumstances, when persecution occurred at a time the church as a whole was unprepared for the chal [...]

Aristide Nyounai

Do you know Christ?

4/13/2020

Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." (John 14:6) By implication, that means that none of my attempts to get to God will work. Not my good works, not my church attendance, not my giving to charities or any other "good things" will be sufficient. They will all fall short because Jesus is the only way. But what does that mean?

John 14:6

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