Reaching the individual with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelistic events by articulating its truth and beauty in a thoughtful, persuasive and winsome manner.
At the intersection of faith and reason, we seek to address cultural issues and challenge prevailing philosophies from a biblical standpoint.
We accomplish this through Pre-evangelistic and Evangelistic Events.
Pre-Evangelistic Events
In settings that do not allow an explicit Christian message, we address a wide range of moral, ethical and existential issues on meaning, purpose, and identity from a biblical perspective. These kinds of events often provoke questions that allow us to engage in further conversations and provide the opportunity to share the Gospel of Christ.
Common Topics:
Why Suffering?
Are There Moral Absolutes?
Meaning In A Meaningless World
Truth In A Postmodern World
Life Worth Living
The Nature Of Good And Evil
Common Venues:
University
Corporate office
Political Venues
Evangelistic Events
In secular settings such as universities and corporates, we give evangelistic talks undergirded by apologetics, making a clear case for the Christian faith by articulating a rational, persuasive, and winsome case for the Gospel.
Common Topics:
Why Suffering?
The Unchanging God In An Ever-changing World
The Supremacy Of Christ In A Postmodern World
Has Science Buried God?
Did Jesus Truly Rise From The Dead?
Is There Any Good Evidence for God?
The Reliability Of The New Testament
Why Would God Create Hell?
The Quran And The Bible: Differences And Evidence
Virtue, Sex, Rules
Does God Exist?
How The Christian Story Fulfills Our Deepest Longings?
Common Venues:
University
Corporate office
Public forums
Church/Religious Venues
We all wrestle with common questions regarding meaning, morality, and identity. We seek to respond to such fundamental questions from a biblical perspective.
