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How do I talk with friends who are atheist and what if they don’t want to hear you talk about God? What is the best thing to say to someone who is a relativist? Should Christians be concerned about climate change? What about plastic and animals? These are some tough questions teens asked regarding evangelism and reaching their unbelieving friends. Listen as Pat answers these challenging questions and more in this series, “Tough Questions Teens Ask.”
We know from history and the Bible that nations rise to power and nations fall, no leading power stands forever. America faces numerous threats such as terrorism, economic collapse, political division and hostile foreign nations. Is America on the decline? Will other nations like China or a coalition of nations overtake the dominance of the United States? Will this generation see the demise of America or the revival of America? Pat presents principles from 2 Chronicles 7 that teach us how our nation can experience renewal and revival to become a nation God can bless.
How do you explain the contradictions in the gospels of the events of Jesus’ resurrection? Why are there four different and contradictory accounts of the resurrection if the gospel writers are writing about the same event? Do you think Christians can be demonized? These are some of the tough Bible questions teens asked at this past youth apologetics conference. Listen as Pat answers these tough Bible questions and more in this series, “Tough Questions Teens Ask.”
Why is science always refuting Christianity? if god is powerful how come he doesn’t stop all the murdering? Why should I trust the Bible if it was written thousands of years ago? These are some of the challenging questions teens asked at our recent youth apologetics conference. Listen as Pat answers these questions and more in this series, “Tough Questions Teens Ask.”
“What makes other religions wrong and Christianity right?” How can we prove the world was intelligently designed when there are so many things wrong with it?” Is it true that we live in the best of all worlds?” These are some of the tough questions teens asked at our recent youth apologetics conference. Listen as Pat answers some of these challenging questions in this series “Tough Questions Teens Ask.”
One of the most enjoyable times at our youth apologetics conference is the question and answer time. Teens ask some very honest and challenging questions. Listen as Pat addresses some of the most difficult questions that were asked at this past year’s youth apologetics conference in this series on “Tough Questions Teens Ask.”
Isn’t the Bible simply a human book created by human authors? Hasn’t history and science proven the Bible to be a collection of myths and legends? Can I really take the Bible stories literally? Listen as Pat answers many of these questions and presents the case for the divine inspiration and authority of the Bible.
For nearly 250 years, America has been a blessed nation. However today America stands at a critical crossroads in her history. On the news you hear legislatures, cultural scholars, and historians speaking of the decline of America with great frequency and urgency than ever before. Will we be the generation who sees the demise of America? What will it take to keep America great and a nation that God will bless? Pat presents principles from 2 Chronicle 7 that explain what it will take for America to remain strong and a nation God can bless.
There are many books that claim to be divinely inspired. How do we know the Bible alone is the inspired word of God? How does it compare with other religious texts? Listen as Pat presents the case for the divine inspiration and authority of the Bible.
Most people today believe that Christianity is anti-science. Many believe Christianity deals with faith and science deals with facts and the two cannot co-exist. Is this really the case? Are Christianity and science enemies or are they allies? Listen as Clint Manley explains the relationship between Christianity and science.
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