Mark DeYmaz: When Actions Speak Louder
What we say about Jesus means very little apart from meaningful action that represents him well.
Tag: Apologetics
Tips for Talking With Skeptics
Six imperatives for evangelism when engaging Talking With Skeptics.
Defending the Gospel: Truth
Many of today’s apologists work hard to present a fair sampling of alternative views, defending the gospel rather than offering verses that try to force a person into their own doctrinal molds.
Lee Strobel: Asking Hard Questions
Apologetics is just knocking down some of the barriers to asking hard questions. It’s the relationship that God uses to bring people to faith.
Lee Strobel: Why Championing Evangelism Is More Important Than Ever
The unexpected adventure of evangelism is the joy and the excitement and the spice of the Christian life. Being active evangelistically raises all other areas of our Christian life.
Outreach Resources of the Year: Apologetics
Chatraw and Allen break new ground in apologetics by looking back in "The Augustine Way." Both authors apply recent work on theological retrieval to the field of apologetics, using Augustine’s writings amid societal upheaval to shed light on our own culture.
John Dickson: The Power of Persuasion in a Post-Christian Nation
Speak to the culture like you're in Athens, not in Jerusalem, and expect to be scoffed at and smile sweetly back, and expect some to give us another hearing, and others to believe.
Explaining Away Jesus
Why Objections to Christianity Are Often Intellectually Dishonest
Answering Next-Gen Questions About Faith
The next generation has questions about faith and the church we should be paying attention to.
How to Have a Conversation About God With an Apatheist
Have you ever tried to strike up a conversation about faith with someone who didn’t care about God? Perhaps you asked a question like, “What are your thoughts on faith?” And they replied with a deflated “meh.” It’s not like they were rude or anything. “If you believe in God, then great! That’s your truth,” … Continued
