Dr. Miller casts a vision for apologetics that is more than reason, more than storytelling, and more than cultural engagement. He explores both Peter and Paul’s use of "apologia," alongside the work of Francis Schaeffer, to cast a vision for Christian apologetics that is incarnational.

SHOW NOTES

* Incarnational Apologetics IS NOT primarily s theoretical disciple that occasionally breaks out in practical application.

* Incarnational apologetics IS primarily a relational discipline that occasionally breaks out in theoretical application.

* Incarnational apologetics IS becoming the hands, the feet, the mind, and the voice of Christ to the people God puts in your life.

* Incarnational Apologetics IS an affirmation of biblical truth demonstrated in your shame-free lifestyle of holiness, your fearless proclamation of the Gospel, your zeal to do good works, and in the transformed life of your disciples.

REFERENCES

* Alister E. McGrath, Narrative Apologetics: Sharing the Relevance, Joy, and Wonder of the Christian Faith.

* William Lane Craig, Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics

* Francis A. Schaeffer, The God Who Is There.

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