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<div><p>This seven-session study will help equip students to defend their faith in a world that continues to challenge the existence of God and the validity of His Word.</p><p>Students will be equipped to respond to tough questions that challenge the validity of their beliefs <br> Group sessions will provide opportunities for discussion of these issues and help students know they are not alone in defending their faith.</p><p>Session 1: A Reasonable Faith <br> Session 2: Is God There? Does God Care? <br> Session 3: Let's Make a Bible <br> Session 4: Contradictions, Contradictions <br> Session 5: I'll Need an Original <br> Session 6: And the Winner Is... <br> Session 7: A Likely Story</p><p><b>Authors:</b></p><p>Andreas Köstenberger Ph.D., senior research professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.</p><p>Darrell Bock Ph. D., executive director of Cultural Engagement and senior research professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary.</p><p>Josh Chatraw Ph.D., pastor of preaching and students at First Baptist Church in Dublin, Georgia.</p></div>

This seven-session study will help equip students to defend their faith in a world that continues to challenge the existence of God and the validity of His Word.

Students will be equipped to respond to tough questions that challenge the validity of their beliefs
Group sessions will provide opportunities for discussion of these issues and help students know they are not alone in defending their faith.

Session 1: A Reasonable Faith
Session 2: Is God There? Does God Care?
Session 3: Let's Make a Bible
Session 4: Contradictions, Contradictions
Session 5: I'll Need an Original
Session 6: And the Winner Is...
Session 7: A Likely Story

Authors:

Andreas Köstenberger Ph.D., senior research professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Darrell Bock Ph. D., executive director of Cultural Engagement and senior research professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary.

Josh Chatraw Ph.D., pastor of preaching and students at First Baptist Church in Dublin, Georgia.