-
Can you think of a time when you were called upon to give a defense of your faith in Christ? If so, briefly explain.
-
I’m challenged at work daily, my co-workers are not believers, they worship idols, they try to set traps with questions and lay things around to see if I would steal it. I just continue to pray for them.
-
I have been called countless times to defend my faith, and I always answer with my example, how God changed my life.
-
I have been called a few times to explain or confirm why I believe. Most of the time it’s to give a account or testimony of why I believe or to tell others about what God had done for me.
-
Yes! When I’m going though. Why do your God aloud you to go though if he loves you so much. I reply ; If I don’t go though. How can I help you or anyone that is going though the same thing. That how it work. I don’t have to like it to believe in it. Do you think God liked what he went though for us.
-
Defending my faith is something I deal with constantly. Some of my very close friends and family members question the Bible. They believe in the existence of a supreme being; however, their disagreement, usually based on the atrocities committed in the name of Christianity, is a constant. In helping to defend my belief, I typically recommend “The Case For Christ,” written by Lee Strobel, to supplement Bible references. I find this book a great learning tool for non-believers or the skeptical.