I love Josh and Sean McDowell, and I also love how as father and son they have teamed up in such remarkable, eternity-impacting ways. Listen to what Sean has to say in this article about how God has used doubt in his life, for great good (including impacting tens of thousands of people through his books, writings, and podcasts!).

Sean McDowell and I are likeminded about helping younger people—and also older ones—go deep in their understanding of the Christian faith and learn how to defend it against the forces opposing it. This article from Sean gives a brief explanation of what Christian apologetics is, and why it’s so important. 

Alisa Childers is the author of Another Gospel: A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity. In this great video, she gives a brief overview of five apologetics questions every believer should learn how to answer.

I listened to Sean McDowell’s interview with Lee Strobel, talking about how he as an atheist journalist came to believe in Jesus, through studying whether the resurrection of Jesus ever happened. I think it’s all great, but even if you don’t have time to watch it all, the first 11 minutes or so are terrific.

Question from a reader: What are your favorite books on apologetics?

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Was your conversion experience dependent on logical apologetics?"

A Christianity Today article by Troy Anderson, "A New Day for Apologetics," talked about the resurgence of Christian apologetics. But what caught my eye was a part of the story that talked about Evel Knievel, the daredevil whose bizarre accomplishments first came to my attention as a grade school student, in The Weekly Reader.  

There are 3 categories: The formation of the canon, The reliability of the New Testament, and Refuting the claims of some recent critics.