Voddie Baucham's book is both scriptural and fresh, aware of biblical principles, cultural trends, and human nature. I especially appreciate his expository approach, by which he brings God's Word into every apologetic conversation. I recommend it as an excellent introduction to apologetics as it needs to be practiced today.
-John M. Frame,
J. D. Trimble Chair of Systematic Theology and Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, Florida
I am a fan of any book that takes apologetics out of the tower and puts it in the pew. Baucham does a wonderful job of just that. His pastoral style and sensitivity stand out as he takes a method of apologetics straight from the Scriptures and lays out how everyone can defend the faith with confidence.
-C. Michael Patton,
Founder, President, and fellow, The Credo House, Edmond, Oklahoma
Voddie Baucham's expository approach to apologetics reminds us of the power of God's Word for responding to objections to the Christian faith. This book hits all the right notes and guides the reader to think biblically, confessionally and theologically when engaging with those who reject Christianity. Baucham's book will encourage the church to engage unbelief from the perspective of Scripture, rather than from a lesser perspective.
-K. Scott Oliphint,
Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary
Any biblical apologetic must rely on the Bible itself for its content and its force. Expositing the Bible in clear and cogent theological categories is essential for apologetics. By learning and applying the truths of this book, Christians can become better prepared to give a defense of the hope that is within them.
-Douglas Groothuis,
Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Apologetics and Ethics Master's Degree, Denver Seminary
