Michael Ramsden examines the biblical call to give an apologetic and considers the method and manner in which we should strive to give a defense for the Christian faith.
Can we really know anything for certain? If so, then how? Stuart McAllister tackles what we mean by truth and how we go about evaluating truth claims.
What are the major arguments for God's existence? Are these proofs useful and what are their limitations?
Ravi defines the concept of a worldview and addresses methods for judging between competing worldviews.
How would you talk about the authority of the Bible with someone who finds it ludicrous, or even simply no more than historical literature? Learn how to affirm the trustworthiness of the Bible and respond to the charge that we cannot really know what the Bible says, or that the Bible can say anything you want it to say.
How do you understand the historical person of Jesus Christ? By looking at the Gospel texts, we can answer the question of who Jesus claimed to be as well as address the question of who early Christians believed Jesus to be. And there's more. We learn how examining the writings of those who did not accept the claims of Jesus ultimately gives evidence of his existence and crucifixion.
This study takes a unique look at Biblical examples of the doctrine of the Trinity. L.T. Jeyachandran deftly demonstrates how this understanding of God and of human beings as created in the image of God explains reality.
In this volume, John Lennox defines pluralism and defuses its claims. Keeping you on your toes, Lennox brilliantly demonstrates the impossibility of mutually contradictory worldviews co-existing as satisfactory explanations of reality.
Are science and religion in opposition to one another? Learn where the conflict actually lies and understand the relationship between faith and reason.
What is God's role in pain and suffering? Understand the myth that the problem of evil is solely a theist's problem and uncover the presumption of good behind the question.
How do you communicate the timeless truth of the Gospel in an ever-changing culture? Know the facets of our culture that testify to the truth of the Christian message and explore aspects of culture that can be used as bridge-builders to engage existential questions.
Can you explain the Gospel clearly and effectively? In this lecture, Michael Ramsden provides practical guidance for clearly communicating the truth of the Gospel, for asking good questions to stimulate discussions, and for answering the questions of seekers.