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I made this to honor my friend Nabeel. He ran the race, he finished well, and he found Jesus.
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Matthew Mittelberg
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Matthew Mittelberg
@MatthewVMitt
Christ-follower. Christian Apologist. Connoisseur of authentic Japanese ramen. Lover of Ultimate Frisbee. Speaker & Director of Content for @ApologeticsInc.
West Palm Beach, FL Katılım Aralık 2013
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Sure do miss my awesome friend Nabeel Qureshi today, on what would have been his 43rd birthday. Here's a pic in my home office with Nabeel, @MatthewVMitt and @LeeStrobel.
Every Christian (and Muslim) should read Nabeel's powerful book Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus (or listen to him read the audiobook—a.co/d/01HArTST)!
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Nabeel was a gift whose message about Christ continues to influence countless people around the globe.
MARK MITTELBERG@MarkMittelberg
Sure do miss my awesome friend Nabeel Qureshi today, on what would have been his 43rd birthday. Here's a pic in my home office with Nabeel, @MatthewVMitt and @LeeStrobel. Every Christian (and Muslim) should read Nabeel's powerful book Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus (or listen to him read the audiobook—a.co/d/01HArTST)!
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The movie is excellent, Sarah! Thanks for being part of it. In theaters April 30. People can catch the trailer and get tickets at thestoryofeverything.film
Sarah Salviander@sarahsalviander
Five years ago, I traveled to Washington to be interviewed for "The Story of Everything," a documentary that explores the origins of the universe and humanity. I had no idea how it would turn out, but from the trailer it looks incredible. (Btw, that's my voice in the trailer listing off the finely-tuned parameters of the universe.) I've so far resisted seeing any rough cuts of this film, because, like William Shatner, I hate watching myself in anything. But I'm going to make an exception and see it when it comes out in the theater on April 30th. I hope y'all will go and see it, too. youtube.com/watch?v=pwL3ZK…
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The past weekend was a big one for Christians. Why? Take a listen to the latest Hey Alycia! episode and listen to @MatthewVMitt explain not just the evidence for Jesus’ resurrection, but also why it matters. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hey…
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Only one religion is based on a single, testable, historical event. If you haven’t at least considered the evidence for the resurrection, NOW is the time.
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Is science a friend or foe of Christianity? Check out the powerful & persuasive case for the existence of a Creator. I'm Executive Producer of the mind-blowing new film The Story of Everything, in theaters nationwide April 30. Check it out & get tickets at thestoryofeverything.film
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Excited to be on the RevRx podcast this week discussing the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus! Check it out here:
#apologetics
youtube.com/watch?v=aFQwfH…
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I'm an Executive Producer of this extraordinary film. In theaters for a week starting April 30. Visit thestoryofeverything.film to see the trailer and get tickets. Especially great for high school/college ministries, but it will feed the faith of all Christians and point spiritually curious people toward God.
Stephen C. Meyer@StephenCMeyer
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Ask An Apologist – With Xandra Grieme! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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Enjoyed speaking yesterday at the Charleston School of Law on “Investigating the case for the resurrection.” The verdict? Jesus is risen! 🙌🏻
Charleston School of Law@Charleston_Law
The Christian Legal Society student organization at Charleston School of Law is hosting a weeklong series on integrating faith into the legal profession. Today, we welcomed @MatthewVMitt from @apologeticsinc. You can listen to our podcast at charlestonlaw.edu/podcast or on your favorite podcast platform. The series continues tomorrow with Peet Dickerson, Associate Rector for Young Adults and Families at Saint Michael's Church. The conversation begins at 12 p.m. in Room 333.
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Thank you for having me!
Charleston School of Law@Charleston_Law
The Christian Legal Society student organization at Charleston School of Law is hosting a weeklong series to discuss important topics at the intersection of legal education and faith. Today, we welcomed Anelise Powers and Alycia Wood. You can listen to our podcast at charlestonlaw.edu/podcast or on your favorite podcast platform. The series continues tomorrow with Matthew Mittelberg from Apologetics, Inc. He will be discussing the case for the resurrection. The conversation begins at 12 p.m. in Room 333.
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Ask An Apologist – With @Biopologetics!
youtube.com/live/2i9m_uM-f…
📆: Thursday, March 19th
⏰: 1PM (EST)
Bring your spiritual questions and invite a friend!
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Woohooo!!
Join us tomorrow (3/19 @1pm EST) with @Biopologetics and Xandra Grieme to look at the intersection of Biology and Christianity. Bring your questions!
Apologetics, Inc.@apologeticsinc
Ask An Apologist – With @Biopologetics! youtube.com/live/2i9m_uM-f… 📆: Thursday, March 19th ⏰: 1PM (EST) Bring your spiritual questions and invite a friend!
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After his resurrection, Jesus repeatedly greeted his disciples by saying "peace be with you" (John 20:19, 21, 26).
Happy to consider that he says the same to all who trust in Him. His heart disposition has not changed. Toward the penitent, he comes to befriend, to calm, to reassure.
Recall that these disciples had just abandoned him. Peter denied him. If he did not resent them, he does not resent weak believers today. He delights to apply the benefits of his cross to troubled hearts.
In this world we have much trouble, but we can rejoice! We have the most important thing: peace with God.
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The Christian Legal Society at Charleston School of Law continues its week-long series today at 12 p.m. in Room 333. Our guest speaker is Matthew Mittelberg with Apologetics, Inc. Come join us. FREE lunch!
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Someone snapped this photo of me and @MarkMittelberg -- we've been in ministry together since 1987. We're joined at the brain! Now we're both affiliated with Apologetics Inc. -- see apologetics.org
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I'm executive producer of The Story of Everything, a major new documentary that presents the evidence that there's a Mind behind the cosmos. Plan to see it April 30 in a theater near you. Tickets now available. thestoryofeverything.film
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The Story of Everything takes us on a journey into the origins of humanity and the cosmos, illuminating mankind’s most important scientific discoveries and revealing that everything has been created by a designer. "We don’t ask you to believe without evidence — we show you the evidence.” -- Stephen Meyer. Catch this dynamic new documentary in theaters April 30. thestoryofeverything.film
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Had the privilege of seeing Keith perform four times, and I talked to him a couple of times (the second time was a year before he died, and he told me he was feeling led to increase his emphasis on evangelism, which I loved hearing).
Keith was a strong person, strong Christian, strong leader, and strong performer. But he had a soft heart.
Oh, and rumors said he sometimes broke strings on the grand pianos he played in concert — but I can't say for sure...🎹
Melissa the Hopeful🏠Homemaker@BiblicalBeauty
I had never seen this Keith Green performance before tonight. I was only 4 years old when he left this world, but seeing him feels like I’m looking at a close friend I’ve known my whole life. 😭 He was so fantastically gifted.
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“Not all humans are full people” has been used to justify every mass scale human rights atrocity you can think of. This is how the ancient pagans thought, which is why children were routinely sexualized, abused, and murdered. These people are just evil pagans.
Bobby LaValley@Bobby_LaVallley
Texas Democrat James Talarico in 2024: "Most Americans, and I'm talking 90-95%, do not believe that an embryo is a legal person. Now, the embryo is biologically alive. That is certainly true. But being alive and being a person are two different things."
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