Christian Publishing House Blog
Apologetic Defense of the faith, the Bible, and Christianity
Navigating the complexities of the Bible requires both spiritual devotion and intellectual rigor. "Biblical Answers to Difficult Subjects" offers insights rooted in the Historical-Grammatical method, addressing alleged contradictions, moral quandaries, and more, all while illuminating God's eternal purpose.
This article challenges the frequently encountered claim that biblical miracles, especially those of Jesus, are derivative of pagan myths. Examining the differences in philosophical underpinnings, historical authenticity, and lack of parallel accounts, we demonstrate that biblical miracles stand apart as unique markers of divine intervention.
The Christian Publishing House affirms biblical inerrancy, asserting Scripture is divinely inspired and historically reliable despite minor human transmission errors.
Journey through time and unearth the top ten archaeological discoveries that affirm the historical reliability of the Old Testament. From the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Karnak Reliefs, each artifact unveils a piece of the ancient world, bringing the biblical narrative to life.
Walking by faith means trusting God’s revealed Word, obeying without fear, and resting in His wise purpose when the path is unclear.
Spiritual progress is not optional. Scripture commands every Christian to grow in knowledge, obedience, holiness, and usefulness.
The interplay between psychology and Scripture reveals both compatibility and conflict, requiring careful evaluation of theories against biblical truths.
This article explores the impact of Christianity on history, addressing controversies such as the Church's role in the conquest of the Americas, the issue of interfaith relations, and the question of whether there is one true Church today. And much more.
Why God? Confront the problem of evil and suffering from a biblical perspective in our thoughtful study.
Exploring the intriguing question: Were the Habiru the Biblical Hebrews? This in-depth analysis examines linguistic, social, geographical, and historical evidence to uncover the distinct identities of these two ancient groups.
