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In a world of pandemics, violence, civil unrest, natural disasters, and utter confusion, how can we believe in and uphold the truth and goodness of Christianity? Join world-class scholars at FBC Rock Hill, in Rock Hill, SC, for the 28th annual SES National Conference on Christian Apologetics as we become more equipped to defend the truth and goodness of the Gospel in a dark and confused world. For questions, call (704) 847-5600 x201

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Saturday, April 9 • 1:45pm - 2:40pm
Breakout 4E* – The Need for Apologists in a World of Gospel Confusion

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False teaching has been around since the beginning of the church and there truly is nothing new under the sun. The same confused and false Gospels continue to pop up with slightly different packaging. However, the Gospel is currently under an all-out attack from inside and outside the church. This is the time for the apologist to rise up and serve the church, but a new approach may yield better results for the church. In this talk we will look at how we can be faithful servants in our churches and communities, stewarding the gifts God has given us to use in the body.
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Matt Schmidt

CEO, SES Alum, Engage 360
Matt Schmidt is the CEO of Engage 360 Ministries (E360). Engage 360 is focused on evangelism training for the modern world by helping Christians to have effective spiritual conversations in everyday life. Matt has an MA Philosophy from Southern Evangelical Seminary and has spoken... Read More →

Saturday April 9, 2022 1:45pm - 2:40pm EDT
Rm 315
  Breakout

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