Confronting Christianity Chapter 1 [pdf]
Questions for this week:
- What are the strongest arguments in this chapter?
- “Christians and atheists alike assume secular means normative.” What do you think of that observation?
- Can we harness/demonstrate the power of story (stemming from the Great Story)?
- What did you think of the 7 Bible truths that ring true? How could/have you use(d) that approach evangelistically?
- Would it be worth doing an evangelistic talk/video/post focused on one of these points? Which?
- What questions or concerns did you have about this chapter?
- Would you give this chapter to a non-Christian? Who exactly? Why? Why not?
References from the discussion:
- Cooper and Carry podcast episode on Endings
- Telegraph article on Christian influence on Harry Potter
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Download of Andy Mason’s God’s Leader ebook:
We’re very grateful that Neil Powell, senior pastor of City Church Birmingham, co-founder and convener of 2020 Birmingham and London director for City to City UK, will be coming to unpack Tim Keller’s Center Church for the London Church Planting Academy on 4 Wednesday afternoons:
