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Tactics in Defending the Faith
A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions In this episode of the Table Podcast, I talk with Greg Koukl and Amy Hall about tactics in defending the faith, focusing on helping Christians have meaningful spiritual conversations with people who see Christianity differently. Greg was a key influence in my initial interest in apologetics during […]
3 Cultural Engagement Lessons from Acts 17
Cultural Engagement Got a cultural engagement question for you today: Ever wonder how you can better engage with that skeptical co-worker, friend or family member? How should we interact with the broader culture as ambassadors of Christ? Besides teaching Christian Apologetics at William Jessup University, I'm also a cultural engagement fellow at Dallas Theological Seminary. One of […]
7 Tips on Engaging Skeptics Like Paul Did in Athens - Part 2
3 More Cultural Engagement Tips Today, we're moving on in my new series of posts called, “7 Tips on Engaging Skeptics Like Paul Did in Athens.” In part one, we took a brief look at some historical background and focused on two simple lessons from Paul's encounter in Acts 17: Care About People Prepare for Insults […]
7 Tips on Engaging Skeptics Like Paul Did in Athens - Part 1
Cultural Engagement Tips My studies at Dallas Theological Seminary have challenged me to think about practical lessons we can learn from Paul’s engagement in Acts 17. I recently had a conversation about this passage with my mentor, Dr. Darrell Bock, and I’ve discovered some cultural engagement tips that every defender of the faith should know. So […]
Questioning Evangelism by Randy Newman - Book Review
Questioning Evangelism Looking for a short read that's insightful and practical? Check out a very accessible book called Questioning Evangelism by Randy Newman. I almost put this on the required reading list for my "Practicing Apologetics and Evangelism" class at Western Seminary, but I ended up leaving it off, thinking the course load was already […]