School of Leadership and Theology

Does the call to share your faith feel like a daunting duty — a specialized task reserved for scholars and theologians? You want to embody the Great Commission, but there's a gap between that desire and your confidence to engage a skeptical culture with the Gospel. Sometimes the world's questions seem too complex, too confusing, or too far removed from your daily life.

This course is an invitation to a journey – from hesitancy to clarity. Taking the Bible as our bedrock and Jesus as our primary model, you will learn to see Christian apologetics not as rigid debate, but as a holistic, loving mandate to engage others and their worldviews. Over the coming weeks, we will establish the biblical basis for this discipline and consider the contemporary barriers to belief. Our focus is formation (cultivating a confident heart and mind), not only information. The aim is to lay the foundations for an apologetic that is both intellectually honest and deeply compassionate, thus helping you fulfill Christ's mission.

This is about learning to listen well so you can answer faithfully. The journey into confident engagement begins here. We are glad you have joined us.

Does the call to share your faith feel like a daunting duty — a specialized task reserved for scholars and theologians? You want to embody the Great Commission, but there's a gap between that desire and your confidence to engage a skeptical culture with the Gospel. Sometimes the world's questions seem too complex, too confusing, or too far removed from your daily life.

This course is an invitation to a journey – from hesitancy to clarity. Taking the Bible as our bedrock and Jesus as our primary model, you will learn to see Christian apologetics not as rigid debate, but as a holistic, loving mandate to engage others and their worldviews. Over the coming weeks, we will establish the biblical basis for this discipline and consider the contemporary barriers to belief. Our focus is formation (cultivating a confident heart and mind), not only information. The aim is to lay the foundations for an apologetic that is both intellectually honest and deeply compassionate, thus helping you fulfill Christ's mission.

This is about learning to listen well so you can answer faithfully. The journey into confident engagement begins here. We are glad you have joined us.

Does the call to share your faith feel like a daunting duty — a specialized task reserved for scholars and theologians? You want to embody the Great Commission, but there's a gap between that desire and your confidence to engage a skeptical culture with the Gospel. Sometimes the world's questions seem too complex, too confusing, or too far removed from your daily life.

This course is an invitation to a journey – from hesitancy to clarity. Taking the Bible as our bedrock and Jesus as our primary model, you will learn to see Christian apologetics not as rigid debate, but as a holistic, loving mandate to engage others and their worldviews. Over the coming weeks, we will establish the biblical basis for this discipline and consider the contemporary barriers to belief. Our focus is formation (cultivating a confident heart and mind), not only information. The aim is to lay the foundations for an apologetic that is both intellectually honest and deeply compassionate, thus helping you fulfill Christ's mission.

This is about learning to listen well so you can answer faithfully. The journey into confident engagement begins here. We are glad you have joined us.

Every person lives by a story that answers their biggest questions and gives their life meaning. Our vision for this course is to help you find your place inside the Bible's great story of the Kingdom.

We will explore how God's rule was promised in the Old Testament, and how it dramatically burst into the world through the mission and message of Jesus. Understanding this powerful idea will completely change how you read the Bible. It will give you the tools to answer life's biggest questions, especially this one: "What time is it?" You will discover that we live mysteriously "between the times"—we are people of the "already, but not yet".

This journey is about changing your heart, not just filling your head with information. Our ultimate goal is for you to stop just watching Jesus' miracles and start participating. You are called to be a faithful witness who demonstrates the healing, freedom, and justice of God's Kingdom in your everyday life.

Every person lives by a story that answers their biggest questions and gives their life meaning. Our vision for this course is to help you find your place inside the Bible's great story of the Kingdom.

We will explore how God's rule was promised in the Old Testament, and how it dramatically burst into the world through the mission and message of Jesus. Understanding this powerful idea will completely change how you read the Bible. It will give you the tools to answer life's biggest questions, especially this one: "What time is it?" You will discover that we live mysteriously "between the times"—we are people of the "already, but not yet".

This journey is about changing your heart, not just filling your head with information. Our ultimate goal is for you to stop just watching Jesus' miracles and start participating. You are called to be a faithful witness who demonstrates the healing, freedom, and justice of God's Kingdom in your everyday life.

Does the call to share your faith feel like a daunting duty — a specialized task reserved for scholars and theologians? You want to embody the Great Commission, but there's a gap between that desire and your confidence to engage a skeptical culture with the Gospel. Sometimes the world's questions seem too complex, too confusing, or too far removed from your daily life.

This course is an invitation to a journey – from hesitancy to clarity. Taking the Bible as our bedrock and Jesus as our primary model, you will learn to see Christian apologetics not as rigid debate, but as a holistic, loving mandate to engage others and their worldviews. Over the coming weeks, we will establish the biblical basis for this discipline and consider the contemporary barriers to belief. Our focus is formation (cultivating a confident heart and mind), not only information. The aim is to lay the foundations for an apologetic that is both intellectually honest and deeply compassionate, thus helping you fulfill Christ's mission.

This is about learning to listen well so you can answer faithfully. The journey into confident engagement begins here. We are glad you have joined us.