Veritas Presentations
Veritas* Presentations
Learn how to answer the kinds of questions that are causing many kids and young adults to walk away from the church. We can make a difference!
How do we help others come to know that what we believe about the Bible and Jesus is true? A critically important part of our ongoing Christian walk is learning to give an answer to others who want to know the reason for the hope we have within us. (1 Peter 3:15)
I would be happy to share one or more of the slideshow presentations listed below with your church or class or small group. For example, several, or all, of the presentations could be given on a series of Sunday or Wednesday evenings (e.g., Once a month on the 3rd Wednesday of the month) or whenever your small group meets. Another possibility might be a workshop format on a Friday evening and Saturday. Of course, if you prefer, a one-time single presentation is possible as well. The schedule and format are flexible.
Each presentation is approximately 45 to 60 minutes in length. There is no charge. If your group does not have access to a digital projector, I can use my personal projector.
*Veritas is the Latin word for “truth.” Steve Hall is a retired High School Math, Physics, and ACT Prep teacher and the founder of the Veritas Christian Apologetics Clubs. You can learn more about the Veritas apologetics clubs at http://bit.ly/veritaslinks. See how to contact Steve at the bottom of this post.
Contents of Presentations
Resurrection
Evidence for the resurrection of Jesus
Archaeology & Prophecy
Evidence from archaeology and fulfilled prophecy.
Creation
Evidence from molecular biology and the second law of thermodynamics
Historical Evidence
Evidence from early manuscripts and early church history.
Who is Jesus?
Who is Jesus? Dealing with irrational answers about the identity of Christ.
Secular Humanism
How secular humanism contrasts with Christianity
Other Essentials-1
Definition, need, and Biblical Basis for giving an answer to the tough questions.
More questions. (e.g., Why are Christians considered to be so intolerant? Is the Bible full of errors and contradictions? Are Christians responsible for most of the world’s problems? Is the Bible an evil book? How can there be a good God when there is so much evil in the world?)
Common dangerous philosophies found among young people.
Other Essentials-2
The Moral Trap. Importance of having a good spiritual mentor. Common reasons students give for leaving the church. Importance of learning to stand alone. Understanding our sources of authority. Two kinds of skeptics. Why people trust the Bible.
I would be happy to set up a time to share one or more of these slideshow presentations with your group. Just contact me, Steve Hall, at (423) 261-5562 (call or text), or email me at steve@aboundingjoy.com, or send me a facebook message at stevehall777.
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