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Apologetics

Apologetics is the discipline of logically defending religious doctrines, to oneself or others. It is an important skill of the mature Christian to understand principles of apologetics and to apply them in their own walk of faith. Famous Christian apologists are C.S. Lewis, Lee Strobel and Ravi Zacharias.

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Christianity: A Cult for Jesus? Part 3

  • by Amanda Miller
In this three-part series, let’s briefly examine the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, the nature of Jesus in the context of modern cult worship, and how one might discern whether the cultivation of Christianity is based on authentic design or cultish forgery.

Christianity: A Cult for Jesus? Part 2

  • by Amanda Miller
In this three-part series, let’s briefly examine the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, the nature of Jesus in the context of modern cult worship, and how one might discern whether the cultivation of Christianity is based on authentic design or cultish forgery.
A pair of praying hands

Christianity: A Cult for Jesus?

  • by Amanda Miller
In this three-part series, let’s briefly examine the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, the nature of Jesus in the context of modern cult worship, and how one might discern whether the cultivation of Christianity is based on authentic design or cultish forgery.

Compass Corner: Winter 2021

  • by Dan Preston
With Thanksgiving fresh on our minds and winter ahead, what can you find in this issue of Compass Check?
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Having respectful and appropriate conversations about our faith with coworkers is an important way that we can live out our faith.

Apologetics in the Workplace

  • by Amanda Miller
It is important that we know how to give a defense for our way of life, doctrinal beliefs and the existence of God in respectful and appropriate conversations.
Apologetics 101

Apologetics 101

  • by Aaron Creech
I am someone who likes proof. I like evidence. I don’t want someone to say, “This is true” without showing me proof. Are you like that?