What does the creativity skill of zooming have to do with reading the Bible? #forthehope

When in dialogue with someone, how do you discover where they’re at and get them to the good news of the Christian worldview? Today we summarize Nancy Pearcey’s method from Finding Truth: 5 Principles for Unmasking Atheism, Secularism, and Other God Substitutes. #conversational apologetics #forthehope

Was the apostle Paul martyred? And what does that have to do with being an ambassador/Christian apologist?

Do we have the right expectation in responses to truth?

Who are the Sanhedrin, Sadducees, and Pharisees? And what does this have to do with the truth claims of Christianity?

In today’s reading you’ll hear Paul make a speech to a mob, and he starts it by telling them he’s going to make a defense — an apologia, an apologetic. I just point this out, because as Christian casemakers i think it’s useful for us to see how a master apologist handles himself, including the way his reasoning and persuasion evolves depending on who he’s addressing.

Is there humor in the Bible? There is if you’re the host of this podcast!

Icebreakers sometimes suck, but it’s SO worth getting good at them. Here’s a two-part approach.

A seriously awesome example of truth and grace in today’s All Our Minds segment.

What would our relationship be like if I had false knowledge of you? Probably not good.