Saturday Night and the Challenge of Conversations About Identity
Lorne Michaels was confident of the foundation of SNL even if he couldn’t distill it into a palatable premise or a memorable meme.
The Reluctant Witness by Don Everts, Free for CAPC Members
Everts encourages Believers to go back to meditating on God’s Word which subsequently fills us up for authentic, instead of forced, conversations with non-Christians.
Melodies of Sin and Salvation: Why Modern Worship Music Needs a More Holistic View of Salvation
Our worship should teach us to long for more than our individual salvation, but to long for the redemption of the whole world.
The CaPC Digest: Jack Chick’s Tracts of Fear with Amanda Wortham
Jack T. Chick’s tracts of fear were a fairly well known product that many churches and Christians used. Amanda Wortham joins Drew & Tyler to talk about her experience and what the tracts say.
Jack Chick’s Vision of the World Was a Fear-Filled Caricature
Jack Chick’s tracts don’t challenge readers to love their neighbors, but instead, provide a refuge for those who want to bunker down in fear.
An Exercise of Faith: How CrossFit Compares to Christianity
Just how similar is CrossFit to a religion?
Marketing Jesus: How to Get People to Church Without Selling Your Soul
If we are “marketing Jesus,” we must align ourselves with the brand Book: are we within the God-sent guidelines?
LOL Interwebz: I’ll Be Here All Week, Folks, and Don’t Forget to Tip Your Waiter
When we share the Gospel in a way that is deceptive, we strongly imply that the Gospel itself is deceptive.
Persuasion #22: A Primer for Persuasive Faith Dialogue
CAPC Podcast #29 – Doug Wilson Misdefines Rape Victims, 2nd Amendment Evangelism, Amazon-HBO Partnership
CAPC Podcast #24 – Losing Our Generation? A Discussion with Dan Darling of the ERLC
When All You Have Is Evangelism, Every Movie Looks Like A Tool
Should a film like “Noah” sink or succeed based on whether it is a seaworthy evangelism tool?
Lila Rose, Gracious Pro-Life Debate, and the Necessity of Public Confrontation
We need more than drive-by apologetics. We need to be gentle and factual, and to stick it out.
