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Podcast: Can We Really Trust the Apostle Paul? January 19, 2018

Greg on why we can trust Paul.  http://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregboyd/Episode_0273.mp3

Is the Book of Acts Reliable? December 20, 2018

(Note: We apologize that certain German vowels didn’t translate onto this site). Introduction The book of Acts is of critical importance in the contemporary debate about the historical Jesus. The reason for this is straightforward. Those who deny that the original, historical Jesus made divine claims for himself, performed miracles and rose from the dead…

The Testimony of Life and Death April 11, 2013

David Kuo was a friend of ours. He was a passionate voice calling the church away from political division and calling us towards compassionate engagement. He succumbed to brain cancer this last week after a ten year struggle with the disease. Andrew Sullivan attended David’s funeral and reflected on David’s influence in his life. He…

Lighten Up: Wrong Finger September 18, 2015

Jesus: True Myth and True History January 23, 2008

Though the Jesus story gives us every reason to believe it is substantially rooted in history, it has a curious, and fascinating, relationship with myth and legend. The story of God coming to earth, being born of a virgin, manifesting a heroic, counter-cultural love toward outcasts, dying for the people who crucified him and then…

Evangelism or Social Action: What’s the Priority? July 14, 2014

Throughout the last century Evangelicals were known much more for their emphasis on personal piety than for their social action. This is fortunately beginning to change. Pioneers like Jim Wallis, Tony Campolo and Ron Sider have for decades been trying to get Evangelicals to see that the Bible mandates that followers of Jesus care for…