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New Lesson on Trusting the Bible
Anyone ever ask you if we can really trust our Bibles? Today, I’m releasing Lesson 4 of my new Accessible Apologetics curriculum: “Fact or Fiction: Can I Trust My Bible?” You get flexibility with these. Each lesson can go for two 45-minute sessions or you can teach it straight through, depending on your group. You’ll […]
New Lesson on Evidence for God
Want to train your group to defend the faith? Today, I’m officially releasing Lesson 3 of the Accessible Apologetics curriculum: “Evidence for God: Does God Exist?” It's full of good stuff I learned from people like William Lane Craig, J.P. Moreland, William Dembski, and others---presented in a way that's totally approachable. You'll have fun teaching […]
What is Apologetics?
*This article is also available in Spanish. [Leer en Español] Let's revisit the basics. Like the idea that our discipline's got a weird name. People who come to my workshops still ask, “Why does it sound like apologizing?” I still get odd responses at family gatherings when this comes up! An “apologetic” just means a defense. Peter commanded […]
New Lesson on Faith and Reason
Want to bring accessible apologetics training to your group? I'm calling November "Accessible Apologetics" month! Each Friday, I'll be releasing a new offering from the new Accessible Apologetics curriculum I wrote for just you. Today, I'm officially releasing Lesson 2, which is called, "Faith and Reason: How Do I Know Christianity is True?" It's Christians […]
The Monthly Report
Mikel is back! Even though apologetics isn't about apologizing, today's post begins with an apology to my readers: I'm sorry the blog hasn't been updated much apart from a daily tweet or two recently. I've been super-busy teaching and preparing my apologetics training materials. But the good news is you'll soon be able to benefit from the […]