By Jana Harmon2023-10-06T08:28:00
Apologist Jana Harmon shares the story of Neil Placer, who discovered the Christian faith via years of atheism
If there is something common to us all, it’s that we want a life of meaning and purpose, to know and be known, to love and be loved. We want a life that feels important because it is important. It is valuable.
The inevitable question before us though is how do we find that kind of love, that kind of life, that kind of meaning and value? Can it be found on our own in a world… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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