Why Your Church Needs Apologetics, with Chaseton Hahn (16)

This is a remastered repost of episode #16. Updated 2/28/2020.

Followers of Jesus in the United States must come to grips with a rather unfortunate reality: we are living in a post-Christian nation.  Our culture and its guiding ideas are constantly changing. Because of this, the need for the prophetic voice of the Church in the world has never been needed with greater urgency. You can read the full article by Chaseton Hahn and Joel Settecase at /https://thethink.institute/articles/top-10-benefits-of-bringing-apologetics-into-the-life-of-your-church.  

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