Bearings On
The Bright Blur

Often we think of the Law of God as restrictive and limiting of our freedom. In reality the Law, like one’s skeleton adds necessary...

C. S. Lewis concludes chapter two of The Four Loves with these words: “If ever the book which I am not going to write is written it must...

There is no greater news than this: “The God of the Universe knows you and loves you, and all of your sins and wrong doing, He forgives...

Once, rummaging through an old bookstore in London I came across an unpublished George MacDonald quote scribbled in his own hand in a...

The early Church councils (Nicaea 325 AD, Constantinople 381 AD, and Chalcedon 451 AD) can be reduced to this: “There is one God...

C. S. Lewis wrote in An Experiment in Criticism that it is harder to prove a negative proposition than a positive one. To say there is no...

Dr. Jerry Root defines apologetics highlighting its historical usage and its implications for today's Christians as they share the Gospel.

We are never more conscious than when we are aware of God. C. S. Lewis writes in chapter VII of Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly about Prayer...

In an age of polarity and political division, Richard Weaver, the University of Chicago rhetorician, is an exceptional resource. He is...

Many talk about Christian Apologetics. The topic is very interesting for Christians on many levels. It is interesting as Christians seek...

Many struggle with the concept of Divine Foreknowledge and Human Free Will. If God knows what I will do before I do it, am I free....

Books 2020 C. S. Lewis’s Dymer: A Splendour in the Dark, InterVarsity Press. 2020 The Neglected C. S. Lewis with Mark Neal Paraclete...