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Faith is Like Skydiving
And Other Memorable Images for Dialogue with Seekers and Skeptics
Concrete illustrations can help make biblical truth memorable and useful in real conversations. Learn to use images such as skydiving, a royal flush, a massive conspiracy, and an empty pub as “go-to” illustrations when talking with seekers and skeptics.
Faith Unexpected
Real Stories of People Who Found What They Never Expected
Ten inspiring stories of people from a variety of backgrounds who unexpectedly became followers of Jesus. Each story can be read in 10–15 minutes, making this a good book to give—or recommend—to a seeking friend.
Witness in the Academy
A Guide for Graduate Students, Faculty, and those Who Minister with Them
How can Christians share their faith naturally and thoughtfully in the world of higher education?
Four short chapters explore principles such as a theology of witness and discerning God’s leading. Fifteen appendices provide practical guidance on topics such as telling your story, inviting someone to an event, and using Scripture in witness.
Although written with graduate students and faculty in mind, many of the principles can also be adapted to workplace and neighborhood settings.
Objective Morality Without God?
A Friendly Debate Between an Atheist and a Christian
Co-authored with Tom Jump.
Tom and I both believe in objective morality—the idea that moral values are more than simply human inventions. But we disagree about where those values come from. Tom argues that morality is grounded in nature; I argue that it is grounded in God.
So which provides the better explanation for objective morality: nature or God? That’s the friendly debate explored throughout this book.