Places of Knowledge

During our latest trip to London, I realized how deeply rooted British culture is in their rich and extensive history. It seemed like every street we turned on held a historical landmark, which was labeled and maintained accordingly. Though it has a considerably shorter history as compared to London, Southern California (where RTB is headquartered) offers a variety of historical…

Working Hard in London

Here’s a list of my speaking events over the last seven days in the United Kingdom: 4 radio interviews 2 television interviews Lecture at Oxford Center for Christian Apologetics: “The Authority of Scripture (Sola Scriptura)” Lecture at City Temple Koinonia: “Best Explanation Apologetics” Talk to London pastors about Reasons To Believe 3 talks at the Unbelievable Conference: “Confessions of a…

My Time in the United Kingdom

I had a great day today (Thursday: 5/24). It was long and tiring but I thoroughly enjoyed it. First, I got to tour C. S. Lewis’ home (called The Kilns). Michael Ward, a leading scholar on Lewis, gave us a tour of the house and then gave a lecture on The Chronicles of Narnia. The house was great and Ward…

Apologetics Down Under, Part 2

In part one of this two-part series, I discussed my 7-day trip to Tasmania, Australia, during Holy Week of this year. This was the longest ministry-related trip I had ever taken. During my time in Tasmania I had opportunity to give talks on the truth of historic Christianity, see a different culture, and meet fellow Christians that live literally on…

Apologetics Down Under, Part 1

During Holy Week of this year my wife, Joan, and I flew to Tasmania, Australia, where I was to deliver several apologetics lectures. Tasmania is a small island located below the Australian continent’s eastern coast.