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What People Are Saying

“Every believer is called to bear witness for Jesus (Acts 1:8) and to defend the faith (1 Peter 3:15). Every Reason to Believe is a great resource for those just getting started and for those seasoned in the work. I recommend this website and its resources to you.”

Robin Jumper, Ph.D.

Distinguished Professor of Evangelism and Spiritual Formation at Baptist University of Florida

“Every Christian needs to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to articulate the timeless truths of the Christian faith. Every Reason to Believe is a helpful resource for Christians seeking to do all three.”

Rev. Joe Collis, M.Div.

Manager of @Back2theWord & Church Staff Member at First Baptist Kettering

“This site is a timely gift to the church, and it’s a nursery for serious, thoughtful Christians. Christianity can be a complex religion, and Every Reason to Believe makes things easier to start a pilgrimage on the holy, apostolic and catholic faith, once delivered to the saints. The Church will be greatly benefited through its articles, books and publications.”

Salvador Partida

M.Div. student (Westminster Seminary California), Church member in the United Reformed Churches of North America (URCNA) and Book Reviewer with Theology Matters

“Apologetics is very important, and Every Reason to Believe does a great job answering some of those tough questions in a biblical way. It also offers very well-written articles, and downloadable and printable resources. I highly recommend checking it out!”

Joshua Walsh

Pastor at Seminole Church

“God calls us to ‘be ready always’ to give a reasoned defense for the hope that we have in Christ (1 Pet. 3:15). Every Reason to Believe will better equip you to obey that calling.”

Rev. Christian McShaffrey, M.Div.

Editor-in-Chief of Text and Translation and Vice-Chairman of The Bahnsen Institute (Publishers of Apologetics — The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth)

Recent Articles and Bible Studies

Are the Words “In God We Trust” in the Bible?

by Paul Tambrino, PhD, EdD

June 19, 2026

The underlying thought of In God We Trust, though not expressed in these exact words, was current long before the motto was first placed on United States coins.

Your Flock Needs Theology and Apologetics: An Open Letter to Pastors

by Cameron Diamond, DMin

June 9, 2026

Pastor, your people are struggling. The pagan, secular world they face today at work and online is at odds with what they hear you preach on Sunday mornings.

Ask the Pastor: Why Did Jesus Die?

by Reagan Marsh, MATS, MDiv (eq.)

May 27, 2026

Jesus died to show God’s mercy and holiness; to obey God’s will and keep God’s promises; and to accomplish God’s salvation as the one substitute and sacrifice for sinful men.

How Are the Psalms Used in Worship Today?

by Paul Tambrino, PhD, EdD

May 22, 2026

Today some Protestant churches sing only psalms and many of our hymns and contemporary Christian songs are based on the Psalms.

How to Preserve a Theological Spirituality

The Need for a Theological Spirituality

by Thiago Silva, ThM

May 9, 2026

Our challenge is to preserve a more theological spirituality, rooted in the doctrine of the Trinity, oriented to the Christian community, and centered on the Word of God.

Much Ado about False Teachers: A Look at Jude

by Cameron Diamond, DMin

May 1, 2026

A call to be a pastor is not one we should take lightly, and God will hold us accountable for what we do with the authority he has temporarily granted us.

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