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Interested in Apologetics?

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Do you know why you believe what you believe?

According to Wikipedia, “Apologetics (from Greek ἀπολογία, “speaking in defense”) is the discipline of defending a position (often religious) through the systematic use of information.”

I am ok with that definition. “A systematic use of information”.  That works.  I believe most of the christians are not using (or aware?) of the vast wealth information that is readily available about the truthfulness of the christian faith.  We need some people willing to take that next step and get serious about apologetics in our churches.  If you are interested in apologetics you would find these links helpful.  Also check out the blog links in the “Be Informed!” tab at the top of this page!

31 Actions to Advance Apologetics 

Top 10 Grad Schools in Apologetics 

The factual nature of the Bible – Geography style!

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Here is a cool website I came across. Learn the biblical locations of whatever book and chapter you are currently reading through. Cool to see it all mapped out. click it and see!

www.biblemap.org

This reminds me of the reliability of scripture.  The Bible is not out to mislead us.  It is verifiable and factual. While the Bible is primarily concerned with a spiritual subject matter, namely the Glory of God through redemptive history, when it talks about people and places, those people and places are REAL!  We do not have to sift through legends or myth, this is talking about reality.   It is so great when archeology confirms what we read in the pages of our bibles everyday!

Keep diving into your copies of the WORD!

Your fellow worker in the field, Adam