ST-30102 This course explores the biblical, philosophical, and practical foundations of Christian apologetics. Students will learn how to defend and commend the Christian faith with intellectual integrity, spiritual humility, and cultural sensitivity. Designed for a skeptical and searching world, this course equips students to engage objections to Christianity while pointing others to the hope of the Gospel..
Key Themes Covered:
- Biblical Apologetics: Scripture’s call to defend the faith with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15)
- Philosophical Arguments: God’s existence, moral reasoning, design in creation
- Historical Evidence: The reliability of Scripture and the resurrection of Jesus
- Cultural Engagement: Addressing atheism, pluralism, and postmodernity
- Testimony & Transformation: Lives changed by Christ, from skeptics to saints
- Personal Application: Developing a personal apologetic and plan for witness
This course combines academic study with personal reflection and ministry readiness, preparing students to answer the tough questions and to share the reason for the hope within them.
Course Materials:
- The Reason for Hope (WWES textbook, provided)
- Videos (links provided)
2 credit course