Think Biblically

Think Biblically about the most relevant cultural topics of today.

October 7: AI with Jon Noyes
October 14: Evil with Greg Koukl
Oct 21: LGBTQ+ with Sean McDowell
Oct 28: Islam with Alan Shlemon

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Join as we Think Biblically about challenges facing Christians today like AI, evil, LGBTQ+, and Islam featuring keynote speakers including Jon Noyes, Greg Koukl, Sean McDowell, and Alan Shlemon.

Wednesdays in October from 6-8P | $20 Per Session | $60 Per Series | Dinner Included | Kids Programming

Think Biblically about AI
October 7 with Jon Noyes

We’re living in an AI revolution. In this talk, Jon explores how artificial intelligence is more than a tool we use, but a force that is shaping our lives. Drawing from Scripture, current research, and personal stories, Jon challenges Christians to think critically about proper and improper uses of AI offering practical and biblical strategies to steward it with wisdom. This session equips Christians to reclaim their attention, cultivate real community, and rediscover their identity in Christ.

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Think Biblically about Evil
October 14 with Greg Koukl

What is evil and where did it come from? Why does God allow it and what is He doing about it? Greg answers these questions and shows that only the Christian world view is capable of offering a satisfying answer to the problem of evil. You’ll also learn why the presence of evil in the world is one of the best proofs for the existence of God, not against Him.

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Think Biblically about LGBTQ+
October 21 with Sean McDowell

How do we love our LGBTQ friends? What does the Bible say about homosexual behavior and identity? One thing we know for sure is that God loves gay people. And so should we. In this session, Sean offers a biblically informed, yet gracious approach to this contentious issue to help us respond with both clarity and compassion as we engage the LGBTQ+ conversation in our world today.

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Think Biblically about Islam
October 28 with Alan Shlemon

Islam is the faith of nearly 20% of the world’s population. In this talk, Alan will demystify what Islam really teaches and examine how it stacks up to Christianity, giving you a better understanding of Muslims and their faith. He’ll also explain how to begin a conversation that can naturally lead you to introduce Jesus and the Gospel in a way that builds common ground, respects their faith, and leverages their own beliefs to point them to the Jesus and the Gospel.

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