Walking from East to West

The family was rear-ended when the boy was a baby, and the car burst into flames. He was covered from head to toe with bad burns. And the truck driver who ran into them got away. He jumped out of his truck and eluded capture.”
Almost twenty years later, the truck driver was stopped on the highway during a routine license check, and the case came to trial. The boy was now a college graduate and was doing well in life, despite having suffered so much. During the trial, he was allowed to confront the man who had done this to him. The young man said to the man who caused his disfigurement, “I want you to look at me. Look at what you’ve done to my life.” But the man kept his head down the whole time.
The young man then unfolded the story of a lifetime of pain, suffering, and deformity. He demanded one more time that the truck driver look him in the eye. As the man looked up, the young man said, “Now that you see me, I want you to know that because of Jesus Christ

He raised Moses in a palace in order to use him in a desert; he raised Joseph in a desert in order to use him in a palace

some of whom were ordained by him as priests.”

There is no doubt as to the tradition that Saint Thomas came to Kerala and converted a few families of Nambudiris,

Apologetics is not just giving answers to questions — it is questioning people’s answers, and even questioning their questions. When you question someone’s question, you compel him or her to open up about his or her own assumptions. Our assumptions must be examined.

Dr. John Polkinghorne, a latecomer to Christ, who provided me with some powerful ammunition for my ministry in the years to come.

One of those men was Gleason Archer, who had written a book-by-book defense of the Old Testament,

And then there was one of my favorites, Malcolm Muggeridge. Language to him was the gateway to the imagination, and I found him to be right about this.

the biblical commentator James S. Stewart. Stewart expanded my thinking by constantly making historical references

TAMI Club,” an acronym for “Teens Are Most Important.”