Apologetics Camp

This sessions offers a brief overview of the some of the most prominent world faiths. What do other religions teach, and how do their teachings compare with Christianity? Do other religions have any truth in them? Are their multiple avenues to God? Can followers of other religions be 'saved'? And with so many religions in the world, can we really be confident that Christianity is the one true religion?

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of the Christian faith. The Apostle Paul says that "if Christ has not been raised, our preaching is useless and so is your faith." In this session we take an in depth look at the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. Along the way, we discuss alternative theories that have been proposed, and try to show that the weight of the historical evidence demonstrates that Jesus Christ really did rise from the dead.

In this session we take a look at the actions and teachings of Jesus Christ. We discuss four questions. Did Jesus exist? What did Jesus do? Who did Jesus think He was? What happened to Jesus? To answer each question we use a historical approach to fairly evaluate the biblical and external evidence for the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

In this session we take a look at common objections to the Bible, to see whether they stand up to scrutiny. Topics covered include the manuscript evidence for Biblical books, the development of the canon, archaeological discoveries, and more!

Is there any reason to believe that God exists, or is it something we just take on faith? In this class we take a look at some of the evidence for the existence of God, especially the evidence provided by modern science.