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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, I have had my son and my grandsons question my belief and faith in Christ. I have told them that I have good reasons to believe, for example, when my brother was killed in an accident, I prayed and cried to God about my brother being with him in heaven and he answered me by showing me he was and it gave such peace.
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As a baby Christian, I knew enough to believe in Christ but not enough to defend what I believed. On two occasions, my faith was challenged, and I did not defend it well. Both experiences shook me enough never to make that attempt again. Over the years, my strategy for making disciples was building relationships and avoiding challenges. However, I want to learn more and be confident in my beliefs.
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Yes, at my old employment patients would often talk about their beliefs and it was hard being younger and them being older and all “knowing” to defend my faith in Christ.
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Yes, when I was new in the faith, I have to answer my parents / siblings as to why I believed in God. At that time, I do not know much, just that I felt peace in my heart. For many years, the word Apologetics frightens me. I flustered and don’t know what to say. But now, I felt I can better defense the faith I have compared to years ago.
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I am a Pastor of a Baptist Church. I have partnered with a local rehab facility to welcome their clients to our worship services. One of them was a very knowledgeable Jehovah’s Witness. He asked why did we believe that Jesus was God/ And what proof did I have that Jesus was God? I explained a few select verses but realized I needed more learning