Know Why You Believe Video Study
Digital
Overview
The Christian life depends upon faith, but there are good reasons for that faith. In the Know Why You Believe Video Study, along with accompanying book Know Why You Believe, professor and author K. Scott Oliphint answers the “why” questions both Christians and non-Christians often ask, laying out a simple and convincing case for the core teachings of Christianity.
The Know Why You Believe Video Study is designed for personal study, as well as for use in classrooms, small groups, and Sunday schools wanting to better understand traditional defenses of Christian belief. Each session covers a foundational teaching and includes a rationale for that teaching as well as responses to common objections.
Get the full experience when you partner this excellent video course with Zondervan Know Series (4 vols.)
- Answers the “why” questions both Christians and non-Christians often ask
- Provides a simple and convincing case for the core teachings of Christianity
- Includes responses to common objections
- Introduction (23 min)
- Why Believe in the Bible? (25 min)
- Why Believe in God? (24 min)
- Why Believe in Jesus? (24 min)
- Why Believe in Miracles? (24 min)
- Why Believe in the Resurrection? (24 min)
- Why Believe in Salvation? (23 min)
- Why Believe in Life After Death? (24 min)
- Why Believe in God in the Face of Modern Science? (23 min)
- Why Believe in God Despite the Evil in the World? (23 min)
- Why Believe in Christianity Alone? (23 min)
- Conclusion (24 min)
- Title: Know Why You Believe Video Study
- Author: K. Scott Oliphint
- Series: KNOW Series
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publication Date: 2017
- Resource Type: Video
- Topic: Theology
Dr. K. Scott Oliphint, PhD, is professor of apologetics and systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, and the author of numerous articles and books, including Is There a Reformed Objection to Natural Theology?: A Review Article, Using Reason by Faith, Bavinck’s Realism, the Logos Principle and Sola Scriptura, Something Much Too Plain to Say, Epistemology and Christian Belief, and Plantinga on Warrant. His books include The Battle Belongs to the Lord, Reasons for Faith, God with Us, and his most recent book, Covenantal Apologetics. He’s also the coeditor of the two-volume Christian Apologetics Past and Present: A Primary Source Reader and Revelation and Reason: New Essays in Reformed Apologetics.