The Bible
Does the Bible Condone Slavery? – Part I
In this, the second episode in our new series Conversations & Presuppositions, Doctors Boot and Thiessen discuss a common objection to Christianity, namely, that Christianity condones slavery. But does it? You’re not going to want to miss part one of this fascinating discussion.
The Third Commandment: You Shall Not take the Name of the Lord in Vain
In this episode Ezra Institute Fellow Michael Thiessen discusses what it means to take the name of the Lord, both rightly and wrongly, in the church, in politics, and in any other sphere. We also talk about the nature of oaths and authority, the Sermon on the Mount, what it means for something to be damned by God, and door-to-door sales. NOTE: we do not use language flippantly, but this episode contains language that parents may not want your children to hear.
What does Biblical Law Teach Us?
Ezra Institute Fellow Jonathan Burnside introduces the obvious political implications of the Bible. As a holy nation and a nation of priests, Israel was meant to stand before God in regard to all the nations of the world. By embodying and holding forth the gift of Torah, they were to be a light to all the nations.
Is Evolution Compatible with the Bible? A Debate
EICC Founder Joe Boot debates Michael Jones of Inspiring Philosophy over the question “Is Evolution Compatible with the Bible?”
The Government will be upon His Shoulders
Jesus governs our hearts and lives, but His rule on the throne of David extends over the whole universe. One of the things that attends the growth of Christ's Kingdom is growing peace as the effect of the gospel goes out by His people.
Apologetics and Scripture
Wesley Huff outlines the nature and history of Bible translation, demonstrating that we have good reason for confidence in the Bible as the inerrant Word of God.
What’s at Stake with the Canon of Scripture?
Wesley Huff takes a break from lecturing at the Worldview Leadership Camp to talk issues of canon and canonicity.