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Apologetics Event Tip #2 - Define Your Key Messages
Event Planning for Apologetics Ministry Leaders Last month, I started a new series of videos for ministry leaders who have a vision for bringing an apologetics event to their churches. In these clips, I give you a few quick "tips from the road" to help you think through the details of organizing your first event. My first video encouraged you […]
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 […]
Did Jesus Have a Wife? - A Simple Response to The Gospel of Jesus' Wife
The Gospel of Jesus' Wife So your skeptical friend just heard about something called, "The Gospel of Jesus’ Wife." But unlike the fiction Dan Brown created in the Da Vinci Code, this wasn't in a movie or a novel. She just caught another sensational segment on the evening news talking about how controversial this new find is and […]