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"You Were Made for a Mission." Learn more about your faith and how to pass it on to others in these books that have been written specifically to help people address their objections to Christianity.
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What On Earth Am I Here For?
What On Earth Am I Here For? is a mini-book containing the first seven chapters of The Purpose Driven Life. Designed to fit into a back pocket or purse, this evangelism tool contains updated edits and questions for seekers.
What On Earth Am I Here For? by Rick Warren |
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The Case for Christ, by Lee Strobel
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| It was as an award-winning reporter for the Chicago Tribune and an avowed atheist that Lee Strobel first investigated the greatest news story of all -- the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Now, in The Case for Christ, he presents compelling evidence and expert testimony for the claims of Christianity. As a seasoned journalist with a Yale law background, Strobel systematically tracks down his leads and asks the blunt, tough questions you would want to ask -- questions that can make or break the Christian faith. Written in the style of a blockbuster investigative report, The Case for Christ is a provocative and spellbinding read, marshaling expert testimony and persuasive evidence. It's a riveting journey to the truth about the most remarkable event in history: the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And it's a revealing, personal testimony to his power to transform people yet today -- even the most case-hardened, cynical journalist. |
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The Case for Faith, by Lee Strobel
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Lee Strobel once again uses his investigative skills to address the primary objections to Christianity. As a former atheist, Strobel understands the rational resistance to faith. He even names the eight most convincing arguments against Christian faith:
1) If there's a loving God, why does this pain-wracked world groan under so much suffering and evil?
2) If the miracles of God contradict science, then how can any rational person believe they're true?
3) If God is morally pure, how can he sanction the slaughter of innocent children as the Old Testament says he did?
4) If God cares about the people he created, how could he consign so many of them to an eternity of torture in hell just because they didn't believe the right things about him?
5) If Jesus is the only way to heaven, then what about the millions of people who have never heard of him?
6) If God really created the universe, why does the evidence of science compel so many to conclude that the unguided process of evolution accounts for life?
7) If God is the ultimate overseer of the church, why has it been rife with hypocrisy and brutality throughout the ages?
8) If I'm still plagued by doubts, then is it still possible to be a Christian?
These are mighty tough questions, and Strobel fields them well. The use of dialogue from personal interviews and a scene-by-scene active narrative makes this an easy and engaging read. This book will help Christians defend their faith, especially during the hardest of times, when they have to defend their faith to themselves in moments of doubt. |
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