- Why should anyone think I'm not a Christian?
- Why is the issue of sin so important?
- Why can't I figure it out on my own?
- Why give so much importance to Jesus?
- Can a person like me really change?
- Concretely, how does a person become a Christian?
Why does God allow suffering and evil? Is Jesus the only way to God? Why should I trust the Bible? Difficult questions. Inconvenient questions. But also legitimate questions, which deserve that we take the time to examine them.
Each notebook is organized into six discussions. Their goal: to encourage reflection and interaction within discussion groups. Objections to Christianity are openly addressed. By engaging in such a process, you will be led to examine the merits of the Christian faith and your own opinions.
The What I Believe, It's Discussed collection was designed for groups, and is aimed at people seeking research or open-minded skeptics. Based on over ten years of practice, this series is an engaging and easy-to-use tool.
Garry Poole works at Willow Creek Community Church in the United States. He developed discussion groups there. With his team, he has trained thousands of facilitators for these groups, within his Church and around the world.
Contents :
- Foreword by Lee Strobel
- Foreword
- Why become a Christian?
- Discussion 1: Why should anyone think I'm not a Christian?
- Discussion 2: Why is the issue of sin so important?
- Discussion 3: Why can't I figure it out on my own?
- Discussion 4: Why give so much importance to Jesus?
- Discussion 5: Can a person like me really change?
- Discussion 6: Concretely, how does a person become a Christian?
- Additional resources
ISBN: 9782362492976