Pastor Dan refers to Psalm 42: Our Thirst for God. He speaks about Apologetic Theology, which is written to explain Christian beliefs and values. This theology surfaces in times when we are spiritually hungry. There...
This week’s class examines Chapter 17 of D’Souza’s book titled “A Skeptic’s Water: Pascal and the Reasonableness of Faith”. Pastor Dan begins by discussing Blaise Pascal, a French philosopher and mathematician. Pascal wrote some papers...
When we understand how important forgiveness is in our spiritual life, we can experience the assurance of our ultimate salvation. Forgiveness is an ongoing need. It is an infinite need. It takes the love and...
In this week’s discussion, Pastor Dan covers Part V: Christianity and Philosophy of D’Souza’s book. This includes Chapter 15 (The World Beyond our Senses: Kant and the Limits of Reason) and Chapter 16 (In the...
A Lenten devotion that examines the daily engagement of faith. Life can be uncertain, and faith is such an important factor in our lives. Pastor Dan looks at Paul’s letter to the Romans, who emphasizes...
In this class, Pastor Dan discusses D’Souza’s idea that science and Christianity are not mutually exclusive. D’Souza believes that it was Christianity’s emphasis on the use of reason to understand the world that led to...
In this chapter, D’Souza traces the idea that all people have equal worth to Christianity, and discusses how this concept is a cornerstone in the values and government of many western societies. Pastor Dan discusses...
This week’s bible study reviews Chapter 6 of D’Souza’s book, which is titled “The Evil I Would Not: Christianity and Human Fallibility. In this class, Pastor Dan discusses how Christianity is the origin of the...
Summary: In this week’s class, Pastor Dan discusses Chapter 5 from D’Souza’s book, which is titled “Render Unto Caesar: The Spiritual Basis for Limited Government”. The separation of secular rules and religious rules are presented...