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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, on an application it asked for testimony. When actually writing this down in words, which I had not done before, I was able to see more times in my life that God was present and saw me through tests and trials that I was not aware of. It opened my eyes more to His ever presence in my life. I came to realize He is faithful, His promises are true and He is the ALL healing GOD! It also helped me be able to talk to others more openly.
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Yes, on an application it asked for testimony. When actually writing this down in words, which I had not done before, I was able to see more times in my life that God was present and saw me through tests and trials that I was not aware of. It opened my eyes more to His ever presence in my life. I came to realize He is faithful, His promises are true and He is the ALL healing GOD! It also helped me be able to talk to others more openly.
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It was about 4 days ago. I was at work, and a coworker and I had a discussion about the bible. My coworker made a statement that God and Jesus were not one, and that Jesus is from earth. He basically was saying that Jesus is more human than spiritual (this is what I took his statement for). I told him that God and Jesus are one. (John 10:30; 14:7). He still didn’t want to hear the truth. He continued talking foolish talk. When people talk foolishly I walk away from the conversation. Proverbs 26; tells us not to answer/entertain a fool. A few days later my coworker called me to apologize. He said I was right, no the truth is right.
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During a discussion with a fellow believer of Christ, I defended the idea of being more connected to God in a quiet environment while doing Bible study. I cited the example of Elijah in 1 Kings 19:8-19, who retreated to a quiet place when feeling depressed and ready to give up. He returned refreshed and hopeful because he heard the “low whisper” of God’s voice, which was not audible on a noisy street. The person I was speaking with had a different perspective, suggesting that finding a quieter time and place, such as by peaceful waves or in a spot with no people or noise, can also be a way to connect with God. It’s interesting how we all have our own unique ways of connecting with God, and creating a quiet space for personal connection is definitely important.
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Yes, my son has been listening to several podcasts. One refuted many of the OT stories with strange “facts.” He wanted to argue with me. I refused and repeated why I believed what I believed.