TestimoniesA Scientist’s Faith Evolves Toward Christ
1/1/2001 Richard Deem, a Reasons To Believe (RTB) apologist, has been a scientist since childhood. As a boy, he raised hundreds of hydras in a glass jar. The one-half inch long water animals used their tentacles to paralyze the tiny shrimp Deem provided as their food. Apologetics 101- Interview with student voluteers
7/1/1999 Two collegians, Micah Lott and Sarah McGee, gave Reasons To Believe an invaluable gift this past summer: their time, their energy, and their talents. They worked—without pay—as part of the RTB team, furthering the projects of the ministry. We thought you might enjoy learning about these young people and about their unique contributions. Bob Stewart: Soldier, Astronaut, and Compelling Apologist
10/1/2000 General Robert L. Stewart, a decorated Army combat pilot, test pilot, and former astronaut, has flown 38 types of airplanes and helicopters. Born in Washington D.C. and raised in Alabama, he received his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from the University of Southern Mississippi, and a master’s degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington. Come As You Are
10/1/2002 As I approached the front door, Lisa Wolfe opened it and embraced me like an old friend even though we'd met only briefly on two other occasions. Hearing our voices, her husband Paul walked to the entryway; he too offered a hug. President's Laptop - October 2001- The Sneak Preview
10/1/2001 People often ask what motivates me (a quiet, peace-loving person) to keep going in a ministry that stirs up so much opposition. I persevere because I strongly believe God has called me to do what I do, and He confirms that call with the personal reward of joy. President's Laptop- April 2002
4/1/2002 Prior to founding Reasons To Believe, one of my roles as a pastor was to train teams of volunteers to go door-to-door with the gospel. Most first-timers expected the worst—slammed doors, angry insults, and heated debates. I often took the most terrified beginners with me, letting them simply pray and observe. President's Laptop- January 2003- Northwest Impact
1/1/2003 One of my great joys in serving Christ with RTB is hearing stories—amazing stories—of how God uses our books and tapes in the process of bringing people to faith in him. What My Dad Did For Me
10/18/2006 My dad knew from personal experience that money did not buy happiness. In raising his children he focused on character building, a strong work ethic, and the importance of showing hospitality. TestimoniesEinstein Letter Calls Bible "Pretty Childish"
Author: Dr. Hugh Ross Not Much Gravity a Good Thing
Hugh Ross, Fuz Rana, Kenneth Samples, and Joe Aguirre Testimonies |
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