17
Lesson 1: Lesson 1: Introduction Introduction to to Apologetics Apologetics

Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

  • Upload
    farrah

  • View
    87

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics. I. What Is Apologetics?. Apologetics is the defense of the faith. Christian Apologetics is presenting evidence for the validity of Christianity. II. Why Study Apologetics?. Pre-evangelism Apologetics helps us to share our faith. Figure 1-1. Figure 1-1. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Citation preview

Page 1: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

Lesson 1:Lesson 1:Introduction to Introduction to

ApologeticsApologetics

Page 2: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

I. What Is I. What Is Apologetics?Apologetics?

Page 3: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

• Apologetics is the defense of the Apologetics is the defense of the faith.faith.

• Christian Apologetics is Christian Apologetics is presenting evidence for the presenting evidence for the validity of Christianity.validity of Christianity.

Page 4: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

II. Why Study II. Why Study Apologetics?Apologetics?

Page 5: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

• Pre-evangelismPre-evangelism

• Apologetics helps us to share Apologetics helps us to share our faith.our faith.

Page 6: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics
Page 7: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

• Post-evangelismPost-evangelism

• Apologetics helps to strengthen Apologetics helps to strengthen our faith.our faith.

Page 8: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

III. Where in III. Where in Scripture are We Scripture are We

Commanded to Use Commanded to Use Apologetics?Apologetics?

Page 9: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

1 Peter 3:151 Peter 3:15““But sanctify the Lord God in your But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give hearts, and always be ready to give an an answeranswer to everyone who asks to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear.”you, with meekness and fear.”

Page 10: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

IV. When Should We IV. When Should We Present Apologetics, Present Apologetics,

Before or After Before or After the Gospel?the Gospel?

Page 11: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics
Page 12: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

V. Who Needs V. Who Needs Apologetics?Apologetics?

Page 13: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics
Page 14: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics
Page 15: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

VI. Application VI. Application of Lessonof Lesson

Page 16: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

A.A.This week, approach someone who is This week, approach someone who is not a Christian and ask him for reasons not a Christian and ask him for reasons for his unbelief. Try to discern why he for his unbelief. Try to discern why he is not a Christian. If he has intellectual is not a Christian. If he has intellectual problems with Christianity, find out problems with Christianity, find out what they are. what they are.

You may want to lead your conversation You may want to lead your conversation to the subject by asking, “Do you to the subject by asking, “Do you consider yourself a Christian? Do you consider yourself a Christian? Do you mind telling me why you choose not to mind telling me why you choose not to be a Christian?”be a Christian?”

Page 17: Lesson 1: Introduction to Apologetics

B.B. Ask the same person if he Ask the same person if he believes truth is relative.believes truth is relative.

C.C. Share the “W” questions and Share the “W” questions and answers with a friend or family answers with a friend or family member.member.