On Easter Sunday 2018, Ken Boa gives an overview of the case for the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Turning objections into opportunities through answers demonstrating that biblical faith is founded on fact.
Evangelism in a Postmodern World, Part 3: Arenas
Evangelism today is a complex and multifaceted endeavor. Part 3 in this series offers a summary of the special opportunities and challenges of 14 different evangelistic arenas in our postmodern world.
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Evangelism in a Postmodern World, Part 2: Approaches
Evangelism in our increasingly postmodern world is a complex and multifaceted endeavor. Part 2 focuses on the importance of the right motivation when evangelizing and describes evangelism as a process (versus an event).
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Evangelism in a Postmodern World, Part 1: The Significance of Evangelism
Evangelism in our increasingly postmodern world is a complex and multifaceted endeavor, as members of churches and Christian outreach ministries strive to proclaim the message of salvation and newness of life in Christ in relevant and effective ways. Becoming familiar with reasons evangelism is significant, approaches to evangelism, and arenas in which it occurs can greatly enhance the effectiveness of outreach and evangelism ministries.
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How Accurate Is the Bible?
Is the Bible actually full of contradictions and errors, as some claim? This article considers some objections to the accuracy and reliability of the Bible to help you make an informed decision about the Bible’s trustworthiness.
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Apologetics Seminar: Reasons for Faith
What are the place and purpose of apologetics in the Christian faith? This is a PDF of slides for the first session in an apologetics seminar delivered by Ken Boa of Reflections Ministries in August 2016.
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The Roots of Muslim Radicalism: Part 3—The Challenge of the New Islamic Sects
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Read Part 1 and Part 2 of this “Roots of Muslim Radicalism” series.
Islam and World Powers
On the basis of its claim that Muhammad was the final and greatest prophet of God, Islam has sought to bring all people into “submission” to the will of Allah. The word Islam means “submission,” and a Muslim is “one who submits.” Although Islam has had its philosophers and apologists who have sought to persuade people to convert to the Muslim faith,
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The Roots of Muslim Radicalism: Part 2—Islam & Jesus
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Read “The Roots of Muslim Radicalism: Part 1” here.
Islam acknowledges Jesus to have been a great prophet. Indeed, Islam honors Jesus as the greatest of all prophets other than Muhammad. However, Muslims flatly deny the two central claims of Jesus as understood by Christians.
Denial #1: That Jesus Was (Is) the Son of God
First, Muslims deny that Jesus is the Son of God or a deity in any sense.
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The Roots of Muslim Radicalism: Part 1—Muhammad & the Qur’an
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“One God, that I can understand, but one wife? That is not civilized.”
—Sheik Ilderim, in Ben-Hur (1959)
The youngest of all the major world religions, Islam is the second largest, numbering roughly 1.6 billion people worldwide. The mission fields proving most resistant to the gospel of Jesus Christ are almost all in Muslim-dominated areas, especially in North Africa, the Middle East (excluding Israel),
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