OCC - Conversations With the Faiths

"I was very moved by Dr. Blevins' compassion for the people caught up in these faiths, which has given me an even great desire to reach the people of these faiths. Thank you so much for pouring so much of your heart and soul into these lessons. You have increased my confidence in being able to engage other faiths in meaningful conversations. I'm praying that the Lord will use me through what you taught to help lead my family to Christ someday (at a minimum, to put a stone in their shoe).
Each segment (faith study) of the course was jam-packed with very powerful and challenging information. I learned so much about each of the three faiths, however, there was so much to learn is such a short period of time that I will definitely need to review each segment at least several more times."

Eric C. -Premium course student

What are the core differences between Christianity and other worldviews like atheism, pantheism, polytheism, and cults?
How can Christians explain the uniqueness of the gospel in a world that says, “all paths lead to God”?
What are the major belief systems shaping culture today—and how do they stack up against the truth of Christianity?
How do views on God, truth, salvation, and eternity differ across various belief systems around the world?
What’s the best way to engage in meaningful faith conversations without compromising biblical truth?
How does understanding other worldviews actually help strengthen your own?
What does it look like to defend the Christian faith with clarity, conviction, and compassion in today’s religiously diverse world?

Brady Blevins serves as the senior apologist at Watchman Fellowship, an independent Christian research and apologetics ministry focusing on new religious movements, cults, the occult and the New Age. Brady is a former senior pastor with over twenty-four years of ministry experience. He has a heart for sharing the truth of the gospel to those who have been deceived by counterfeit Christianity, the occult, cults and false religions. In addition to working for Watchman, he also teaches and serves as the assistant dean of the Graduate School of Theology and Chair for the School of Ministry at Arlington Baptist University.

One significant meeting that would forever impact Brady’s life occurred when he was in junior high. In the seventh grade, Brady met a fellow student who was a Jehovah’s Witness. After a number of conversations with his fellow classmate Brady knew that he had an obligation and desire to share the truth of the gospel to this young man. This interaction was the catalyst God used to bring Brady to the ministry of apologetics.

Brady holds a BS in Bible and Pastoral Ministries and a MA in Biblical and Theological Studies from Arlington Baptist University, a MA in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University, and a Doctorate in Educational Ministries from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained Baptist minister and a member of the International Society of Christian Apologetics (ISCA), and the Evangelical Press Association (EPA).

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