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Randy Newman

Randy Newman (1956–2024) was a teacher and writer with Connection Points, a ministry that seeks to engage people’s hearts the way Jesus did. He also served as a Senior Teaching Fellow with The C.S. Lewis Institute. His most recent book is Questioning Faith: Indirect Journeys of Belief through Terrains of Doubt.

Between Faith and Doubt: Five Questions for Our Skepticism

Between Faith and Doubt

Five Questions for Our Skepticism

If you find yourself stuck somewhere between faith and doubt, consider the best arguments Christianity has to offer — and be willing to doubt your own doubts.

Uncomfortable Christmases: Witnessing to Family at the Holidays

Uncomfortable Christmases

Witnessing to Family at the Holidays

It’s not easy to witness to family during the holidays, when religion and politics seem off-limits. But do we care most about comfort or salvation?

You Are Not Nothing: Five Ways to Pursue Real Humility

You Are Not Nothing

Five Ways to Pursue Real Humility

Gospel humility both brings us low and lifts us up. We bow as creatures and sinners, but also rise as beloved children and saints.

What If They’re Happy Without God?

What If They’re Happy Without God?

People do not need to be depressed, hopeless, and miserable before we share the great news with them. Even the relatively happy need Jesus.

Discussion with Randy Newman

Evangelism within our families is something we should view with a long-term perspective and approach with questions and care for every aspect of their lives.

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