Category Archives: A Case for Christianity

A Case for Christianity: The Importance of Discipleship in Practicing Christian Apologetics

In practicing Christian Apologetics we often forget the goal of our endeavor, and our goal should always be to bring people to Jesus. How do we accomplish this? By learning discipleship skills. Discipleship is a tough commitment in our fast paced, independent and self-sufficient world. Many of us believe that we can take care of… Continue Reading

A Case for Christianity: The Importance of Practicing Hermeneutics in Christian Apologetics

READING—STUDYING—MEDITATING Know the difference Reading: Get the big picture (the story) by reading the Bible in large chunks—an individual book or a complete storyline within a book—just like any good novel. Studying: Get a study Bible and some tools like a Bible dictionary or concordance, and then use the hermeneutic method (see principal #2 below). Meditating: Pick… Continue Reading

A Case for Christianity: The importance of studying the Bible when practicing Apologetics

Why Study the Bible? My experience in practicing Christian Apologetics has shown that most people today, even Christians, do not understand what the Bible actually teaches and this has resulted in an epidemic of Biblical illiteracy. Is there an epidemic of Biblical Illiteracy in our culture today? On an episode of “Cash Cab” (a TV… Continue Reading

A Case for Christianity: Why Defend the Faith?

We have started a new series called “A Case for Christianity” with a focus on giving reasons to believe. Today, we find ourselves in a culture of skepticism on just about everything, especially religion. Therefore it is vital for Christians to be able to articulate their faith by giving evidential reasons for why we believe what… Continue Reading

A Case for Christianity: What is Apologetics and Why Do We Need It?

“Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.” –C.S. Lewis Christian Apologetics: Apologetics=apologia (ap-ol-og-ee’-ah) in the original Greek means to give a verbal defense, like one would do in a court of law. It is used eight times in the New Testament: Acts… Continue Reading

A Case for Christ and the New Testament: The importance of the book of Revelation

Left Behind? To end our series it is important to take a look at the book of Revelation, also known as the Revelation of Jesus Christ. There have been many speculations over the centuries as to the timing of Jesus’ return. There is also variation in views concerning such things as the “Rapture of the… Continue Reading