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"Douglas Groothuis is a master of Christian apologetics. In this comprehensive guide, he positions apologetics within a Christian worldview, answering the thorny questions that thoughtful people are actually raising about the credibility of the faith. These are not simply academic questions but the questions to which people need answers if they are to stand firm against the assaults of skepticism and agnosticism. We can do better than simply hope that Christianity is true. As Groothuis demonstrates, solid evidence and sound philosophy make a convincing case that Christianity is indeed true. This book draws on many years of teaching and writing about apologetics by the author, distilling the most effective arguments in defense of the Christian faith."

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"Christian Apologetics has become my go-to resource for people who want an introductory book on defending the faith. It is understandable and interesting for students, but it also has depth for those already trained in apologetics. I have used it as a text for advanced high school students as well as grad students. I have been recommending it for years, and this update is even better."

Amen! Something that often frustrates me about our modern feel good Christianity is the lack of meat and substance. While an encouraging sermon is all well and good, there is nothing quite so encouraging as reading the words of someone who has the same questions about faith that you do, who suffers from the same weaknesses. CS Lewis is one of my favorites, but there are a whole slew of really interesting Christians to read and discover.

In this episode, I speak with Reverend Kelly Brown Douglas, Dean of the Episcopal Divinity School at Union Theological Seminary. We talk about how African Americans adapted their African religious practices during enslavement, why many embraced the Christian faith, and why that faith persists today. We also talk about the power of the Black church, and where to find God in times of injustice.

And we also see, of course, this generation of Black Lives Matter protesters and others that find themselves alienated from the institutional realities of, uh, the black faith tradition. And one of the reasons for that is indeed because of this adoption of a top-down hierarchical kind of model of leadership. If the black church is to survive, it has to indeed be led by the community itself, and be responsive to the voices, the needs, the leadership of the very people who are indeed struggling.

KBD: Yeah, first we should say black women have always been in positions of leadership, always given voice to their faith and have been more than simply the backbone of the church, whether or not the church has recognized it. And we know that without black women, there would just simply be no black church. But, this we do know: that they ignore women to their peril, because women are the ones in the pews and women are the ones that are leading the way.

In an age of doubt, it's rare to find Christians who can speak clearly and boldly about the reasons for their faith. Compelling Evidence for God and the Bible gives readers solid reasons why the Christian faith is not only true but also reasonable. It is an easy to read apologetics work, especially suited for nonbelievers and anyone new to the faith.

In an age of doubt, it's rare to find Christians who can speak clearly and boldly about the reasons for their faith. Douglas Jacoby is one of those rare Christians. As an international teacher for over 25 years, he has shared the vital truths found in Compelling Evidence for God and the Bible with thousands of people in all walks of life and in dozens of cultures.

Compelling Evidence for God and the Bible is especially suited for nonbelievers, anyone new to the faith, and believers who want a better understanding of their faith and how to explain it to others. For readers who want solid reasons why the Christian faith is not only true but also reasonable, this book is the place to begin.

Is the Christian faith a matter of personal opinion and subjective experience, or is it based on solid, verifiable evidence? Is truth like beauty, "in the eyes of the beholder", or does the Bible's description of reality apply to everyone? Regardless of your initial response to questions like these, you need accurate information in order to find intelligent and helpful answers. With this fascinating survey, you can find out why...

What a great book! I am asked many questions about God and the bible that sometimes I just do not know how to answer that would help others understand. Reading this book really helped me solidify my own faith but also prepared me to answer questions for those who are looking for evidence when it comes to God, Jesus and the bible. When it comes to evidence, it may be hard to explain to others, Dr. Jacoby does a great job explaining truths and evidences that you just can't ignore. In my opinion, a must have for your outreach tool box.

It surprises many people to know that the existence of God is not an object of faith but can be known from creation. Given that we can know truth and reality, what does it reveal about the existence of God?

...from childhood you have known the sacred writings that are able to instruct you for

Salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for

teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, so that everyone

who belongs to God may be proficient, equipped for every good work. (2 Timothy 3:16-17)

St. Denis Parish invites adults into an ongoing experience with Jesus by informing them about their Catholic faith and inspiring them to live it out. We seek to provide opportunities that lead adults to holiness and love of Christ. We will strive to promote and support in them a conscious and firm decision to actively participate in the life and mission of the Catholic Church. We will call and assist adult believers to develop and desire the ability to give witness to God's love, through evangelization so that they too may fulfill Christ's command to "Go make disciples."

Douglass, himself a committed Christian saw his activism as an expression of his faith. But not all agreed with his interpretation of the faith. In 2012, an atheist organization attempted to exploit the issue in their messaging.

Hazel Raymond Douglas, 89, of Fredericksburg, Virginia passed away on Thursday, March 16, 2023 at Bickford Memory Care. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends, but all those who share his Christian faith also rejoice that he is with the Lord Jesus and also reunited with his wife Christine, who preceded him in death after over 65 years of marriage. He was also preceded in death by his youngest daughter, Deborah Elaine Douglas (21) in January, 1985.

Douglas Baptist Church of Douglas is an Independent Fundamental Baptist church. We claim the name of Baptist not as a denomination but as a practice of faith. Douglas Baptist Church is a place where we believe the Bible, we live the Bible, we teach the Bible. It is a place where Christ is exalted, where people are cared for and where they are loved.

The man still has faith in what Jesus can do though. He goes right to the source. But Jesus makes an interesting statement first. He seems to be troubled at the lack of faith of the disciples and people around Him. However, Jesus does not quit here or give up on these men. As we know, He continues on with them and patiently teaches them. He knows one day these disciples will change the world.

But the dynamic we can miss here is where the faith really resides. Too often we place the emphasis on the disciples and what they can accomplish. If they only had a little faith, they could have healed that boy!

First, we are not perfect, but Jesus always is. These disciples failed the father, but He never lost faith in what Jesus could do. There are so many that turn their backs on God because of how the church or pastors have failed them. When we put our faith in what men can do, we will be let down some how, some way. But Jesus never fails. Never has, never will. Do you have faith in that?

Secondly, Jesus is so patient! How often did the disciples fall short, and yet He never gave up on them. How often do we fall short? Do you ever feel like He has given up on you? Having faith in Christ means knowing that even when we fall, He always picks us up.

Maybe there is also just a part of your life you know you need to trust God more in. Write that down too. Then we are going to spend some time in prayer, asking God to give us more faith. Just tell God you want to trust in Him and His power.

However, part of why I get so inspired by these songs or scenes is because of my faith in Christ. What I see or hear has a deep meaning that connects to the work that the Holy Spirit is doing in me. Why is that? What causes this deep, meaningful connection?

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Trust (faith) and obedience are linked together in Scripture. It is trust (faith) in the gospel that puts the wind in the sails of our obedience. Obedience without faith in the gospel becomes a self-help project.

Doing the works of God (obedience) starts with and is empowered by trust (faith) in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Obedience apart from trust does not lead to the righteousness of God. Paul writes, 2351a5e196