Expository Apologetics Lectures by Voddie Bauchman at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary

We live in a time of great resources in apologetics and theology.  Yet over the years sometimes links and videos are deleted and disappear online.

I have shared years ago a post on Voddie Baucham’s lecture series on Expository Apologetics but the original youtube channel removed it.  However the series “Expository Apologetics” was also delivered at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary.  So below are the videos from that lecture series in 2017.

Who is Voddie? Voddie Baucham is the author of “Expository Apologetics: Answering Objections with the Power of the Word.”

He has also gave lectures on Expository Apologetics and his method is driven by Presuppositional (Biblical) apologetics.  I love how he begins by saying Christian apologetics is not something only for the “elite” Christians.  It is a responsibility of all of us.

Here are the 4 Part Lectures:

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: Redeeming Our Thinking About History

I have really been enjoying Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here) this past year.  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

There’s a recent show on the topic of Christianity and the study of history based upon Dr. Poythress’ new book (pictured above).

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Message: Relationships Presupposes the Biblical Worldview by James Hanna

Personal Relationship are part of the fabric of who we are.  Yet relationships don’t make sense in every worldview.  In fact personal relationships are intelligible and meaningful in a Christian worldview.

On May 21st there was a conference called “Rescue Youth and Young Adult Conference 2022” at Metropolitan Baptist Church at Hollywood Florida.  Speaker James Hanna delivered an excellent message employing Presuppositional Apologetics to drive the point home that relationships presupposes the Biblical worldview.

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: Is Christianity Evil?

I have really been enjoying Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here) this past year.  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

There’s a recent show on the topic of Christianity and whether it is evil.

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: Secular Thought And Where It Leads with Arno Fourie

Well I slept early Sunday after a tiring day of ministry!  So here’s a post that’s later than usual!

Here is an interview/podcast with two brothers that I love.  It is from Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here).  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

I wanted to share one of the shows.  This is an interview with Arno Fourie.  I’m encouraged to see Arno have an evangelistic zeal and courage and his applied apologetics all over social media. If you are wondering about his accent, he’s a South African living in Australia.  That’s pretty cool!

What was the topic? The two had a conversation about secular thought and where it leads.

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: Theology And Apologetics and Ricky Roldan

Here is an interview/podcast with two brothers that I love.  It is from Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here).  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

I wanted to share one of the shows.  What was the topic? The two had a conversation that goes from theology to apologetics and much more.

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: How Old Testament Directs Our Philosophy Of Evidence

I was recently interviewed for Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here).  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

What was the topic? How Old Testament Directs Our Philosophy Of Evidence.  Basically its a discussion about apologetics, apologetics’ methodology, the Old Testament, Biblical Theology, Messianic Prophecy and how we evaluate evidences.

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Early April 2019 Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links

 

Here are links related to Presuppositional apologetics gathered between April 1st-7th, 2019.  Enjoy!

1.) Potent Proof for the Bible

2.) Bible Contradiction? Were the disciples frightened or glad when they saw Jesus?

3.) Atheist “Gotcha” Question: Does God Kill People?

4.)GOD IS REAL: HOW THE BIBLE TACKLES ATHEISM

5.) Reframing the problem of evil

6.) Jonathan Edwards on Scripture’s Self-Authentication

 

Missed the last round up?  Check out the re-blogged post from a friend ,  or that of another reblog here , and still another reblog here, and a repost here.

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A Primer on Presuppositional Apologetics by Sonny Hernandez

Here is another resource on an introduction to Presuppositional apologetics.  This is a message by pastor and military chaplain Sonny Hernandez titled “A Primer on Presuppositional Apologetics.”  It was delivered on September 30th, 2017 at Christ Bible Church in Pleasanton, California.

Here is the video:

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Late March 2017 Presuppositional Apologetics’ links

Here are the links related to Presuppositional apologetics that was rounded up from the web from March 22nd-31st, 2017.

1.) God Revealed in the Bible Supplies the True Worldview

2.) The Inescapable Revelation of God

3.) Apologetics Sermon Illustration #39: Snake Biting Self and Self-Refuting Arguments

4.) The Theological Method of Thomas Aquinas: A Reformed Critique

5.) A Brief Primer on Presuppositional Apologetics

6.) Calvinist Cartoon: Trial by Judge with a capital J

7.) Presuppositional Apologetics’ Cartoon: Every Worldview is Circular

8.) Scripturalist Ad Hominem

9.) Occam’s rusty razor

10.) The Apologetical Significance of Typology [Pt. II]

11.) Ken Ham VS Bill Nye The Science Guy – RedGraceRadio

 

Missed the last round up?  Check out the re-blogged post from a friend OR that of Another REBLOG HERE

 

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Presuppositional Apologetics’ Links: Third Week of March 2017

Here are links related to Presuppositional apologetics’ gathered from March 15th-21st, 2017.  Enjoy!

1.) Evidence for the Bible, Yes. But’s There’s More!

2.) Van Til on Agnosticism

3.) Discussion Guide: The Ultimate Proof of Creation Chapter 4

4.) The Transcendental Argument and The Gospel

5.) The Apologetical Significance of Typology [Pt. 1]

6.) Olympiad

7.) Book Review: A History of Western Philosophy and Theology by John Frame

8.) Acting on faith

9.) Christ at the Movies

10.) A VERY BRIEF REFUTATION OF SOLIPSISM

 

Missed the last round up?  Check out the re-blogged post from a friend OR that of Another REBLOG HERE

 

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Voddie Baucham’s Expository Apologetics Lectures!

We live in a time of great resources in apologetics and theology.  Here’s one of them!  For more free lectures on Presuppositional apologetics check out our “Ultimate Collection of Free Presuppositional Apologetics Lectures.”

Voddie Baucham is the author of “Expository Apologetics: Answering Objections with the Power of the Word.”

He has also gave lectures on Expository Apologetics and his method is driven by Presuppositional (Biblical) apologetics.  I love how he begins by saying Christian apologetics is not something only for the “elite” Christians.  It is a responsibility of all of us.

Here are the 4 Part Lectures:

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