Apologetics for Tweens

Many critics claim prophecies are not possible. They claim the Bible prophecies are misunderstood or written after the events. What do we know about Bible prophecies and were any true? Join us to discover another amazing way God reveals truth.

Is Jonah and the fish a real story or symbolism? What about turning water into wine, or a talking snake, or creating Adam from dust? How do we know what to believe as literal or exaggeration of some type? Join us to discuss how to read the Bible.

Even if you believe the Bible is historically reliable, that does not necessarily mean the authors wrote the truth. Is there a way to know? Join us for this interesting method to determine if they told the truth.

After a study of the variants amongst all the thousands of NT manuscripts, can we make the claim the Bible is still inerrant? What can we say about it? Join us to study an important distinction about definitions.

Critics say all the various Bible versions we have prove the Bible is corrupt. Why do we have them? What are the differences? Let's examine this topic in more detail.

Have you ever heard of the Gospel of Thomas, or Barnabus and some others that critics claim were left out of the Bible? Did the leaders who confirmed which books went into the Bible make a mistake? Join us to discuss this criticism.

Critical scholars insist that the Bible cannot be trusted because some scribes added or removed content when they copied their manuscript. What should we make of this claim? Join us to discover the truth.

Some critics claim the New Testament has hundreds of thousands of errors? Can this be possible? What are we to make of this claim? Let's examine the details and discover the truth.

Critics claim the Bible was written 300 years after Jesus so it was myth and legend by then. Is that when it was written? Should we be concerned that it was written to far removed from the events to be reliable? Join us to review this claim and discover the answer.

Is there no original Bible or any of the books? How can we know what the originals said if they were not preserved? Join us to discuss this important question about the Bible.