Christian Apologetics, Leadership, Disabilities, History and More
Do you have a passion to minister to and with those with disabilities? Are you looking for some formal training for preparation? Alvernia University offers a Certificate in Disabilities and Inclusive Communities and it is available […]
If you are looking for training in autism studies, there are a number of options. One is to study at the University of Kent in the UK. They have a few programs, that seem to […]
First there was Hope’s Reason: A Journal of Apologetics. Then there was Hope’s Reason: A Podcast of Discipleship. I already had a blog, but it too was eventually named Hope’s Reason. Now it is time […]
One of my fellow D.Min. students at Acadia Divinity College, Teemu Lehtonen, has started a new international seminary aimed at non-English speakers especially in the third world. The school is called Worldwide Evangelical Seminary. I […]
I often get asked about where someone should go to get apologetics training. There are many options and thankfully the list is getting longer. But the first thing I ask before giving an answer is […]
I just came across a neat school called Foundation University. There are a number of schools by that name but this one is specifically Christian. I really like the vision of this school. They provide […]
There is always a need for good solid apologetics training. That is one of the reasons for this blog. I am always looking to increase my own knowledge as well. That is why I am […]
For pastors who want a refresher or another perspective, and for lay leaders in the church who can not head off to seminary, a great resource on the Internet is Reformed Theological Seminary’s virtual campus. […]
