J. Gresham Machen on the significance and place of arguments in the proclamation of the Gospel.

In this sermon at the Jubilee Church in London, Ed Stetzer discusses cultural-engagement and the task of proclaiming the Gospel.

Author and pastor, Tim Keller discusses his apologetic approach in talking with skeptics. He argues that in order to gain a hearing for many of our Christian beliefs we should be able to be able to make arguments that appeal to baseline cultural beliefs, without invoking explicit religious sources of authority.

Christian philosopher and evangelical apologist, William Lane Craig, has published a new book for people who are looking for an approachable and non-technical introduction to the task of defending Christianity. Brian over at Apologetics 315 has written a short review of Craig’s book.

Tim Keller discusses why it is important to take doubts and doubters seriously.

Three lectures by Douglas Groothius on the crisis of truth and how to understand the relationship between culture and Christianity.

Some new topical sermons by professor of philosophy, J. P. Moreland, delivered at the Vineyard Christian Fellowship in Anaheim, California.

The Veritas Forum have launched a new website, offering an excellent archive of lectures delivered by prominent Christian thinkers and speakers at universities in North America and Europe.

Some lectures delivered to the L’Abri fellowship in the UK by Os Guinness, introducing and defending the task of apologetics.

A new book for those looking for brief but good answers to common questions has been released by Charlie Campbell. Jason also offers some advice for those who might be thinking of picking it up.