“Do You Love Me?” (John 21:17). Several questions come to mind as we read this passage (John 21:15-17 ): Why did Jesus ask Peter three times, “Do you love me?” Because Peter denied him three times.

“Who gave you this authority?” (Matthew 21:23) Religious types are always big on authority issues. Who are you? Where did you come from? Who gave you the right to teach here? www.keepbelieving.com

Jack Cashill makes an interesting case at the American Thinker today that the mortgage crisis and much of the faltering economy can be traced back to the breakdown of the family. www.keepbelieving.com

“Who is my mother? Who are my brothers?" (Matthew 12:48) Sometimes Jesus could seem rude. Or maybe blunt would be a better word. But perhaps we have not understood him. www.keepbelieving.com

“Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15) It all comes down to this eventually. www.keepbelieving.com

I love apologetics! Anyone who has either heard me speak, sat in my class, read any of my books, or spent more than twenty minutes with me knows that I believe deeply in the importance of defending the Christian faith. www.conservantlife.com

“Who touched me?” (Luke 8:45) It seems like an absurd question. With so many people pressing in upon Jesus, how could anyone know who touched him? www.keepbelieving.com

“At the resurrection whose wife will she be, since the seven were married to her?” (Luke 20:33) This is a trick question, right? www.keepbelieving.com

Last Monday I was interviewed by Jim Wallace for the Please Convince Me podcast. If you are not familiar with his ministry, I give it my highest recommendation. www.conservantlife.com

Little things mean a lot. Nathanael couldn’t figure out how Jesus knew who he was. They had never met, and Nathanael knew nothing at all about Jesus. www.keepbelieving.com