A professor spent twelve years building a case against God. This free course walks through the evidence that would not break: the beginning of the universe, the information in life, the moral law, the reliability of the Bible, and the resurrection. Nine short lessons. Each one ends with a question to discuss and a book to go deeper.

Know the strategy and you can resist it. A guided tour of all seventeen volumes of The Malgrave Letters: how temptation works against parents, marriages, the young, the grieving, the suffering, the praying, and the church, and what defeats it. Eighteen lessons. Open to all members.

Twenty-five objections believers hear, from "science is neutral" to "the fossils prove evolution," each answered in one lesson. Drawn from the forthcoming twenty-five-volume series Creation for Adults: Scripture, history, the resurrection, the heavens, the rocks, the fossils, life, and the church. Each lesson gives the volume's case chapter by chapter, then a short note on what critics say and what not to overstate. Open to all members.

One hundred questions on origins in fifteen lessons, drawn from the forthcoming three-volume work Made, Not Mutated. Genesis as history, the Flood, rock layers, fossils, dating methods, natural selection, the genome, starlight, the solar system, and what makes us human. Each lesson gives the book's answers, then a short note on what critics say and what not to overstate. Open to all members.

A guided read-along of the novel Ward No. 8. Learn why stories reach people that arguments cannot, meet the Chekhov story behind the novel, and follow an eight-week reading plan with questions for group discussion.

A professor is put on trial in The Hague for teaching Genesis as history, and two days in, the prosecution puts the whole Bible in the dock. Walk through all thirteen days of testimony with the novel: Genesis, death and the Flood, the cell, the rocks, the manuscripts, archaeology, prophecy, the empty tomb, and the stars. Eighteen lessons with the evidence argued on the stand and the family that paid for it.