Josh McDowell and Sean McDowell Evidence that Demands a Verdict Interview

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AwanaYM Director Steve Kozak sits down with Josh McDowell and Sean McDowell to discuss apologetics and the release of their new book, Evidence that Demands a Verdict.
Learn more about Sean McDowell apologetics curriculum, Advocates, here: awanaym.org/getadvocates

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24 сен 2017

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@justtruth8310 3 года назад

Excellent!

@tamaraglessner6947 2 года назад

Is this curriculum available to parents as a resource even though not in an awana group? Or do you have a resource list for parents to help equip to answer the questions shared in the Evidence demands a verdict book? I'm looking for a more manageable way to engage my 17 year old daughter in conversations about Christianity. Thanks in advance for any guidance.

@aggabus 5 лет назад

2:11 substance to form

@dr.k.t.varughese3151 3 года назад

Pastor, Can the love of Jesus Christ, His purpose for you, be taught just by preaching alone without practice? How can a church which doesn't live as one of the branches standing on a single Vine, the single body of Christ bear good fruits if you read John 15 4?.

@mnp870 2 года назад

To write the book takes lots of practice.

@vilicus77 4 года назад

As a non-believer, I find McDowell's arguments deeply flawed. Anyone willing to discuss this issue with civility, please respond.

@caseyjpayne7606 4 года назад

Discuss on RU-vid? I've not seen that grand idea bear fruit on social media.

@vilicus77 4 года назад

@@caseyjpayne7606 Were not here for grand ideas. I just prefer discussion to football.

@caseyjpayne7606 4 года назад

@@vilicus77 We all come here for different things, but it seems with the history of social media, not one of them has ever been civil discussion about anything. What do you know? Are we now discussing with civility?

@vilicus77 4 года назад

@@caseyjpayne7606 I often have quite calm and civil discussions with people in RU-vid comment sections. I find that this is the least likely place it happens--but it does. That's why I preface my posts the way I do. You for instance, seem nice. Maybe we need more people trying to change online culture for the better. I just want my own interactions to be more positive. I think debate is the most beneficial when ego and bias are removed.