Author Archives: Kevin Kroitor

I have found that many Christians are unable to articulate the difference between evangelism and apologetics. In fact, for some, it might be a surprise to learn that evangelism and apologetics are distinct from one another. Despite the distinction, they often work hand in hand. We see this dynamic in many other areas of life.Continue reading “Evangelism and Apologetics”

It has often been asked, “How can only one religion be right and all the rest wrong?” Let’s consider an analogy.  Imagine Mrs. Smith’s high school math class.  On the board at the front of the room is an equation, and Mrs. Smith has invited her students to solve the equation and call out theContinue reading “Only One True Religion?”

I believe one of the underlying issues for many Christians is that we have bought into the myth that faith equals “blind faith”. This is certainly not how the Bible describes faith, nor is it how we apply faith in other areas of life. Consider John 20:31, when the author gives his purpose statement for the entireContinue reading “The Nature of Faith”

Few topics evoke as much personal experience and emotion as those related to the “Problem of Evil, Pain, and Suffering.” After all, evil, pain, and suffering are a universal facet of the human experience. It’s something we all have in common. We all experience such things directly and indirectly. Evil is done to us. EvilContinue reading “If God, Why Evil?”