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What's coming up? Let's plunge into the Deeper Waters and find out.
A Christian is never off-duty. One never knows what challenges will await throughout the day. This is true of the apologist as well. If you are a Christian, you could go anywhere and see an attack on your faith.
There are plenty of books out there with the information you need. Very few are written about the life that that entails. What's it like to live a life where you're always ready? What programs can you get going in your church to help with the task of evangelism?
To discuss this, I brought on someone who has recently written a book with his wife about this very topic. The book is one quite different from his ordinary writings. Very little of this is direct apologetics information. Most of it is about his life and how he does ministry. I honestly thought it would be a boring and basic read. I was quite wrong. He'll be on my show to talk about it. My guest is Dr. Hugh Ross of Reasons To Believe.
So who is he?
According to his bio:
Astronomer and best-selling author Hugh Ross travels the globe speaking on the compatibility of advancing scientific discoveries with the timeless truths of Christianity. His organization, Reasons to Believe, is dedicated to demonstrating, via a variety of resources and events, that science and biblical faith are allies, not enemies.
We'll be talking about a lot of those travels but also about how he came to be a Christian. This is the most autobiographical of Dr. Ross's books which includes his growing up, his coming to Christ, and how he met his wife. Naturally, I also liked that he talked some about what it's like to be on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Ross also talks about working with his church to do an evangelism program and reaching people out in the neighborhood and about the many bizarre encounters he has had. These are so prevalent that you could expect that someone could make a TV series about the many adventures of Dr. Hugh Ross. He also includes that some people have been skeptical of these kinds of events until they actually travel with him and see them taking place.
If you want to know who Dr. Ross is some more, this will be a good show to listen to. If you check our archives, we have interviewed him on Autism/Aspergers, but we've also interviewed his wife on what it's like having a marriage where one person is on the spectrum and one isn't. This will be another great show to add to your list if you want to know someone like Hugh Ross even better.
Please be watching your podcast feed for the latest episode. Again, I apologize for all the trouble that we've had lately with producing a new episode. I really hope that this Saturday will be different and I am very confident at this point that it will be. As always also, please consider going on iTunes and leaving a positive review for the Deeper Waters Podcast.
In Christ,
Nick Peters
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What's coming up? Let's plunge into the Deeper Waters and find out.
A Christian is never off-duty. One never knows what challenges will await throughout the day. This is true of the apologist as well. If you are a Christian, you could go anywhere and see an attack on your faith.
There are plenty of books out there with the information you need. Very few are written about the life that that entails. What's it like to live a life where you're always ready? What programs can you get going in your church to help with the task of evangelism?
To discuss this, I brought on someone who has recently written a book with his wife about this very topic. The book is one quite different from his ordinary writings. Very little of this is direct apologetics information. Most of it is about his life and how he does ministry. I honestly thought it would be a boring and basic read. I was quite wrong. He'll be on my show to talk about it. My guest is Dr. Hugh Ross of Reasons To Believe.
So who is he?
According to his bio:
Astronomer and best-selling author Hugh Ross travels the globe speaking on the compatibility of advancing scientific discoveries with the timeless truths of Christianity. His organization, Reasons to Believe, is dedicated to demonstrating, via a variety of resources and events, that science and biblical faith are allies, not enemies.
We'll be talking about a lot of those travels but also about how he came to be a Christian. This is the most autobiographical of Dr. Ross's books which includes his growing up, his coming to Christ, and how he met his wife. Naturally, I also liked that he talked some about what it's like to be on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Ross also talks about working with his church to do an evangelism program and reaching people out in the neighborhood and about the many bizarre encounters he has had. These are so prevalent that you could expect that someone could make a TV series about the many adventures of Dr. Hugh Ross. He also includes that some people have been skeptical of these kinds of events until they actually travel with him and see them taking place.
If you want to know who Dr. Ross is some more, this will be a good show to listen to. If you check our archives, we have interviewed him on Autism/Aspergers, but we've also interviewed his wife on what it's like having a marriage where one person is on the spectrum and one isn't. This will be another great show to add to your list if you want to know someone like Hugh Ross even better.
Please be watching your podcast feed for the latest episode. Again, I apologize for all the trouble that we've had lately with producing a new episode. I really hope that this Saturday will be different and I am very confident at this point that it will be. As always also, please consider going on iTunes and leaving a positive review for the Deeper Waters Podcast.
In Christ,
Nick Peters
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