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What can we learn from some of Europe's leading apologists like John Stott, Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Francis Schaeffer, Jurgen Spiess, Michael Green, and John Lennox? In this talk, Lindsay Brown reflects on years of partnership with these leading apologists. He shares insights, lessons learned, and best practices from these modern 'Apostle Pauls' who persuasively argued why the Gospel is true.

What do Muslims claim about Islam’s origins, and how credible are the sources? What does history reveal regarding Mecca’s existence? Who was Muhammad truly? 

This is part one in a series of four talks on 'Uncovering the Truth Behind Islam'.

1. The Truth About Historical Sources of Islam
This talk will explore when and where the Islamic Traditions were written and examine the problems that arise when these claims are brought under scrutiny. 

Whether you're a painter, writer, poet, dancer, musician, or any other creative soul seeking a deeper relationship with God, this interactive, collaborative talk engages our creative spirits as we learn to better hear from God and meditate on His Word. As we learn the art of reflective prayer, we will encourage one another to deepen our journey as Christian artists and bearers of God’s image (Imago Dei) in creation. Join us in this exploration of faith and artistic expression, as we seek to hear God’s heart through the lens of our unique creative gifts.

Why do leaders exercise authority? What enables or works against the healthy use of authority in Christian leadership? This talk examines how a biblical worldview shapes the way we make decisions and how we can lead well when we lack formal authority.

When Christians read the Qur’an, they will notice how different it is from the Bible. The god it speaks about, the prophet it proclaims, and the way of life it encourages stand at odds with the core tenets of the Christian faith. It is in these differences that we can ask many questions of Islam. Muslims challenge Christians on three key topics – God, Jesus His Son, and the Bible. We, too, can ask Muslims about Allah, Muhammad and the Qur’an. Asking questions is the way of Jesus. In the Gospels, Jesus asked hundreds of questions that challenged preconceived notions and false ideas.