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Tag Archives: Apologetics
Seven means for Christian witness
There is more than one way to be a witness for Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Disciple-making, Evangelism, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Evangelism, how to witness for christ, witness for Jesus
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What do most students entering university believe?
The tension is not about belief in a Creator but whether or not it is safe to believe in one absolute God — especially if one’s beliefs discredit the beliefs of others. Continue reading
Posted in Agnostic, All religions the same?, Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Bible, Campus ministry, Christian worldview, Christianity, Creation, Culture, Disciple-making, Doubt, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Gospel, Millennials, Parenting teens, Postmodern, Relativism, Religion, Wisdom, Witness, Worldview
Tagged Apologetics, challenge to christian witness, Is there truth?, making disciples
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Should we always use the Bible in witnessing for Christ?
My title for this post might be a bit misleading… I think the diversity of models for outreach in Acts 17 deserves more thoughtful dialogue in the Church today. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Belief, Campus ministry, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Disciple-making, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Expository Preaching, Following Christ, Gospel, Holistic ministry, Mars Hill Address, Philosophy, Seeking God, Unbelief, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Acts 17, Apologetics, Evangelism, Gospel outreach, Mars Hill address, Philosophers, Witnessing
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10 truths about God
We have to become more effective at helping people understand the connections between the horizontal realities and questions related to God. As our Maker, God knows what it best for us. We were created to live in a dependent relationship under God’s rule. Man is not meant to live by bread alone but by every word that comes from the mouth of God. Continue reading
Posted in Acts 17, Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Atheism, Atheists, Christian worldview, Christianity, Evangelism, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Christ, Evangelsim, God, Witness
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5 guidelines for answering tough questions
Given the challenges of our times, consider five guidelines for answering tough questions. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Christian worldview, Christianity, Question, Questioning God, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Tough questions
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The best way to see the gospel
God’s plan is to use the lives of those who have experienced His love as plausibility cases for the truthfulness of the good news of salvation. This is a little overwhelming to contemplate. God has chosen to make a case for or to … Continue reading
Why believe?
Five ways to understand unbelief. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, Christian worldview, Christianity, Evangelism, Evil in the world, Faith
Tagged Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, God
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Learning about common grace
The theme of common grace has been neglected in the Church.
It’s time to correct this neglect.
The many challenges of our times call for an intense focus on… Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Art, Common Good, Common grace, Communication, Culture, Democracy, Government, Grace, Politics, Theology, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Atheism, Christian influence, Christian involvement in politics, Christian witness, church leaders, Common Grace, seeking a common good
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We need a larger vision
It’s perhaps more important than ever before to provide people with a simple yet comprehensive picture of God’s plan for humanity. Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, Anthropology, Apologetics, Assurance, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Disciple-making, Evil in the world, God's Will, Gospel, Theodicy, Theology, True Christianity?, Uncategorized, Witness, Worldview
Tagged Apologetics, Christian worldview, God's plan, Theology, Worldview
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