Apologetics Archives - Rambling Ever On

Tim Keller

Tim Keller: Our Tribute to a Hero of the Faith

May 23, 2023May 23, 2023 D.A. Speer, Michael Lytle and Nathan Patton 4 Comments Teaching, Christianity, Family, Christians, Jesus, Books, Culture, Biblical, New York City, Ministry, Apologetics, Apologetic, Influence, Serving, C.S. Lewis, Timothy Keller, Gospel, Tim Keller, Father, Sorrow, Christian, Church, Writing, Tribute, Faithful, Doubts, Faith, Death, Christian Living

Rambling Ever On pays tribute to Tim Keller.

Need A New Podcast? Fantastic Listening Experiences We Recommend

October 1, 2021December 28, 2021 Nathan Patton 4 Comments The C.S. Lewis Podcast, Writing Excuses, Unbelievable?, Tom Holland (Historian), The Rise & Fall of Mars Hill, The Rest is History, The Habit, Rabbit Room, Premier Christian Radio, Podcast, Mars Hill Church, Mars Hill, Mark Driscoll, Justin Brierley, International Podcast Day, Intentionally Blank, Hutchmoot, Dominic Sandbrook, Dan Wells, Christianity Today, Ask NT Wright Anything, Alister McGrath, Apologetics, C.S. Lewis, Brandon Sanderson, Jonathan Rogers, Writing, N.T. Wright

In honor of International Podcast Day today (September 30, 2021), I am sharing five of my favorite podcasts.

Virtue

Literature The Arts Television Film

“If There Be Any Virtue” – The Mid-Week Spotlight

October 14, 2020October 14, 2020 Phill Lytle 2 Comments Film, Sweet Land, Auralia's Colors, Sports Night, The Story of Reality, Greg Koukl, Jeffrey Overstreet, Apologetics, Fantasy, Literature, Books, Aaron Sorkin, Theology, Movies, Television, Felicity Huffman, Elizabeth Reaser, Peter Krause, Josh Charles, Alan Cumming, Alex Kingston, John Heard, Ned Beatty, Lois Smith, Tim Guinee

You can find truth, beauty, and joy just about anywhere.

The Apologetics of Leroy Forlines

Literature The Arts Theology

Book Review: The Apologetics of Leroy Forlines

August 21, 2019August 21, 2019 Ben Plunkett 2 Comments F. Leroy Forlines, The Quest for Truth, Postmodern, The Apologetics of Leroy Forlines, Apologetics, J. Matthew Pinson, Welch College

This decaying world has been awash in a sea of postmodernism since the early years of the 20th century. It