Greg Koukl Over the past few weeks I have been hi-lighting some of the experts in the field of Christian Apologetics and I know that I can not possibly cover all of the people doing this kind of needed work for the LORD. However, I want to make sure that I include the ones that… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Christian Apologists
Christian Apologetics: Stories that matter – Clay Jones on the problem of evil
Clay Jones Over the past few weeks we’ve been highlighting some top Christian Apologists, Speakers and Authors. We are going to continue that trend for a few more weeks, and then in late September we will begin a new class called: “A Case for Genesis.” I hope you continue to join us in this, and… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Stories that matter – Josh and Sean McDowell, giving evidence that demands a verdict!
Josh McDowell Over the past few weeks we’ve been highlighting some top Christian Apologists, Speakers and Authors. We are going to continue that trend for a few more weeks, and then in late September we will begin a new class called: “A Case for Genesis.” This week we are looking at two stories that matter,… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Stories that matter – J. Warner Wallace “Person of Interest”
I know that I can not possibly cover all of the people that I would like to honor in the field of Apologetics, but over the next few weeks I want to highlight some of the biggest influencers on my teaching of Christian Apologetics. Last week we looked at the life’s work of the late… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Stories that matter – Nabeel Qureshi, “Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus”
Last week we concluded our study on the reliability of the Bible using the acronym MAPS-S, with the final “S” emphasizing “Saved Lives” because of Jesus and His truths found and taught in the Word of God. Over the next several weeks I want to highlight a few “saved lives” because of Jesus, and the… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Honoring Role Models, Part 2
I know that I can not possibly cover all of the people that I would like to honor in the field of Apologetics, but I wanted to take time out to honor the top two biggest influences on me and this ministry in Christian Apologetics: Nabeel Qureshi (last week) and J. Warner Wallace. I encourage… Continue Reading
Christian Apologetics: Honoring A Role Model
I am taking time this week from our series to honor a great teacher and Christian Apologist, taken from us too soon, Nabeel Qureshi. Nabeel has deeply impacted my life and ministry with his teachings and writings, and when Nabeel passed on to his eternal home we lost not only a great teacher but a… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible 101: How well do you know the Bible?
Last week we looked at some alarming statistics concerning Biblical illiteracy in our culture today, even among practicing Christians. Developing a Biblical worldview takes time and practice. It is a lifetime commitment and part of what we should desire as we grow closer to our Lord and Savior Jesus. How often do you spend time… Continue Reading
Defending Your Faith 101: A Case for Faith vs. Doubt
Over the next few weeks we will look at what many Christian Apologists believe is the number one complaint leveled against the Christian God: The problem of evil. Skeptics claim, ‘if God, why evil?’ I am going to spread out this topic to cover three areas that I believe are interconnected: Doubt, Evil and Suffering.… Continue Reading
Defending Your Faith 101: Religious Pluralism?
Day One: What is Religious Pluralism? Religious pluralism: The view, in our culture today, that all religions, and forms of spirituality, are equally valid and have paths that lead to god and heaven (i.e., co-exist bumper stickers). Some will narrow that view down to just the major or ethical religions, and some will expand it… Continue Reading