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Thursday, May 25, 2017

92 - Giving an Answer - Part 10. New Testament Confrontations: Different Audiences, Different Approaches [C]

1 Peter 3:15 & Acts 2-3 by Robert Dean
Should we have differing approaches when discussing the gospel message to various audiences? Listen to this lesson to see how the background of unbelievers needs to be considered when witnessing to them. See how we can determine what they believe by asking questions and carefully listening to their answers. Hear examples of different audiences and the messages for each in the book of Acts. Find the points of common ground and always remember to discuss the Creator God.

Dr. Dean referenced a new document, Three Arguments Used in the God's Not Dead movie, during this class, which will be discussed in next week's class.

This class also discussed Acts 14 and 17.

Series:1 Peter (2015)
Duration:1 hr 15 mins 49 secs
Tags: Truth suppression Point of common ground Apologetics in Acts God as the Creator
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