Apologetics

Join us for a roundtable discussion on a wide range of apologetics topics. The sessions will have a short video, handouts, as well as discussion time. 

Why Apologetics?

Now this may come as a shock to you, but not everyone is a fan of apologetics. In fact, some in the church are outright hostile to apologetics. So, before we can make a case for Christianity, we have to make a case for making a case for Christianity. In this course, Tim Barnett walks through four reasons why we must engage in apologetics. Simply put, the Bible commands it, the culture demands it, the Church needs it, and the results confirm it. Taken individually, each reason should motivate us to do apologetics. However, taken altogether, these provide a powerful apologetic for apologetics. 

September 22nd and 29th we will examine the topic of:

Uncertain Faith: The Role of Doubt in the Christian Life

This course is designed to explore the nature of doubt and its role in the Christian faith. Each class delves into different aspects of doubt, providing tools to navigate uncertainty with confidence and clarity. We will define doubt, explore its origins, and examine various kinds of doubt. Furthermore, we will give biblical and practical strategies to doubt well. Finally, we will distinguish between doubt and deconstruction.