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If You Want Your Kids to Own Their Faith, Teach Them to Think Critically about Their Faith
How do we get our kids to think for themselves about Christian truths? We need to stop only asking the “what” questions and start asking the “why” questions.
Why Is Apologetics so Important? (Video)
Tim introduces a series of videos he’ll be presenting called “Why Apologetics?” that explains what apologetics is and why it’s so vital.
Eight Lessons on Being an A-Paul-ogist
If we want to be effective apologists, we should imitate how Paul engaged his audience. Here’s what we learn about his approach from Acts 17.
The Single Biggest Threat to Faith: Apologetics?
An author has called apologetics “the single biggest threat to genuine Christian faith that we face today,” but it’s anti-intellectualism—not apologetics—that is arguably the greatest threat.
An Apologetic for Apologetics with Alisa Childers
Not everyone is a fan of apologetics, but there reasons why we should all be prepared to give an apologetic for what we believe.
A Manual for Creating Atheists Who Create Straw Men
The misrepresentations of Christianity in Peter Boghossian’s A Manual for Creating Atheists are a good reminder that you can only properly respond to a view after you understand it.
Why Apologetics?
What is apologetics, and why is it important? Here are four broad responses to the objection that Christians don’t need to know apologetics.
How Apologetics Can Address the Six Reasons Why Young People Leave the Church
A study on why young people are leaving the Church shows we’re not taking the life of the mind seriously enough.
Why Your Student Needs to Attend the Next reTHINK Apologetics Student Conference
Are your students ready to respond to the historical, moral, and scientific challenges they’ll hear against the Bible? Let us help!
The Bible Has Been Translated Many Times Over, so How Can It Be Reliable?
Does the number of times the Bible has been translated affect its reliability? No, and here’s why.