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The Unexpected Way to Effectively Make Your Point (Video)
Greg Koukl shares the third step in the game plan for sharing your Christian convictions with others.
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.
Engaging Australia’s Muslims
When Muslims claim the Bible has been corrupted, here’s how you can show them that the Quran, Mohammed, and Muslim scholars all support the idea that our Christian texts are trustworthy.
Why You Can Be Confident We Have the Original New Testament Text
A video from Impact 360 summarizes reasons why you can be confident that we know what the New Testament authors originally wrote 2,000 years ago.
“Possible” Is Not the Same as “Reasonable”
When you encounter theories contrary to Christianity, remember there’s a difference between what’s possible and what’s reasonable. Here’s a clip of Bart Ehrman on the existence of Jesus to illustrate this.
Apologetics Is Simply a Means to This End
If you could move the conversation with your non-Christian friends in any direction, what would you talk about? Alan offers insight.
Apologetics Is Simply a Means to This End (Video)
If you could move the conversation with your non-Christian friends in any direction, what would you talk about?
Using Questions for Clarity, Not Confusion
Greg talks about the purpose and goal of asking questions, then he takes calls on street preachers, morality, God answering our prayers, and using people’s preferred pronouns.
The Burden-Free Step in Discussing Christian Beliefs (Video)
Greg explains the importance of listening and encourages Christians to remember that the one who makes the claim bears the burden.
#STRask - February 7, 2019
Greg adds one more thought to a question he answered on the last show, then he answers questions about Calvinism, how to move conversations off of contentious political topics, and humility.