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Can you think of a time when you were called upon to give a defense of your faith in Christ? If so, briefly explain.
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Yes! My adult son and one of my longest known friends, are both non-believers. I love them dearly and want them to know the joy and peace of being a follower of Jesus Christ. We frequently get into discussions and I often fall short of facts to allow them to clearly see what Christianity teaches. I want to become much better prepared, not only for them, but for everyone I might get the opportunity to introduce to Jesus.
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I don’t recall the situation in detail, although I can recall the outcome. I was frustrated, angry and by the end of it all I am sure I had blown any witness that I might have had for Christ by my actions alone not to mention my lack of knowledge. I accepted Jesus as my Savior 41 years ago, only within the past year have I begun to have a relationship with Him.
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Being a youth leader, this has come up many times especially from those youth who were visiting the first time and have never heard who Christ is or what the Bible. Describing to these youth who Christ is, what He has done and why Christian believe through faith who Christ is and in return teaching them what 1 Peter 3:15 means to them as well.
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I replied previously.
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Early on in my salvation, I was feeling “brave” one Saturday morning and I decided to open the door to some Jehovah’s Witnesses. To say that I was unprepared was an understatement. They had me spun around so much that I was reading from “their” bible that wasn’t the same as our King James Bible. One of my problems was that I knew certain key Scriptures that I thought I could fight back with but I didn’t know where they were located at in the Bible. That interaction left me dazed and confused, and I felt like I lost that fight that day. And to add insult to injury, since I gave them my name and they already knew where I lived, they kept sending me Watchtower propaganda almost every week thereafter. Lesson learned.