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Listen "Greg Koukl | Discussing Your Christian Convictions, 145"
Episode Synopsis
Greg Koukl and Amber discuss questions to ask when discussing your Christian convictions, adopting a gardener versus harvester mentality, and engaging in friendly faith conversations.
Questions Greg and Amber Discuss:
(6:53) Share a little of your faith journey with us. When did you come to know Jesus?
(11:35) Time and time again I have heard, how do I discuss my Christian beliefs without sounding like a jerk or arrogant or close minded? You published the book, "Tactics" that serves to help answer this very question, but I want to hear your reason for writing the book.
I want listeners to get a taste for using The Columbo Tactic when communicating their Christian convictions. Will you give us an overview and the benefits of taking the time to practice it?
(42:47) Tina Wilson asked, "How would you recommend we speak to the statement, you do you and let me do me?"
(49:15) Lee Ann Mancini asked, "More than ever, moral ethics is determined by what one believes to be true, even if the facts prove otherwise. What can we do to prepare our children to face the anti-Christian humanistic culture we live in?"
(58:58) After all your years of teaching Christians how to engage in friendly conversations about Jesus, what are the most important things you've learned?
SHOW NOTES cont.
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123: Rebecca Pippert | Share the Faith You Live
96: Alisa Childers | Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity
90: Hillary Morgan Ferrer | Empowering Kids To Challenge Cultural Lies
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Questions Greg and Amber Discuss:
(6:53) Share a little of your faith journey with us. When did you come to know Jesus?
(11:35) Time and time again I have heard, how do I discuss my Christian beliefs without sounding like a jerk or arrogant or close minded? You published the book, "Tactics" that serves to help answer this very question, but I want to hear your reason for writing the book.
I want listeners to get a taste for using The Columbo Tactic when communicating their Christian convictions. Will you give us an overview and the benefits of taking the time to practice it?
(42:47) Tina Wilson asked, "How would you recommend we speak to the statement, you do you and let me do me?"
(49:15) Lee Ann Mancini asked, "More than ever, moral ethics is determined by what one believes to be true, even if the facts prove otherwise. What can we do to prepare our children to face the anti-Christian humanistic culture we live in?"
(58:58) After all your years of teaching Christians how to engage in friendly conversations about Jesus, what are the most important things you've learned?
SHOW NOTES cont.
Related Episodes:
123: Rebecca Pippert | Share the Faith You Live
96: Alisa Childers | Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity
90: Hillary Morgan Ferrer | Empowering Kids To Challenge Cultural Lies
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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