Abstract"Christianity will always be attacked," says Ebenezer Afolabi. It is therefore the duty of every believer to take up the task of defending what they believe. This book is divided into two interesting sections where you can learn how to be empowered to defend your faith. In the first section, the author discloses the conflicting and erroneous presuppositions of the major Christian groups in the world, their strengths and weaknesses, and how to deal with them. In the second section you will also learn more about Jesus Christ, His historicity, His deity and humanity, and what other religions and historical documents say about Him. Furthermore, the author reveals the methods used by skeptics to attack the Christian faith, and also suggest eight practical tools Christians can use to expose and refute all erroneous claims. This is a book you cannot afford to miss. Please consider posting a review after reading this book. This will be greatly appreciated.

AbstractIn such a time as this when many churches in Africa are drifting away from biblical Christianity and adopting doctrines and practices totally foreign to the Christianity practiced by the apostles and the church fathers, it is therefore imperative to urgently engage in apologetics and polemics, so that the church in Africa can preserve and transmit the tradition of truth and biblical Christianity to the coming generations of Christians in Africa. In Doing Apologetics with an African Mindset, readers will learn the following: 1. How to do Apologetics from the African perspective, 2. The presuppositions of the dominant religions in Africa and why Christianity is unique, 3. How to engage the intellectuals and help them remove their mental barriers to the Christian faith, 4. The uniqueness of Christianity, Jesus, the Bible and the hope Christianity offer to Africans, 5. The Jesus Africans would accept and the images of Christ in Africa. This book is a valuable resource material to help missionaries, church leaders, Pastors, teachers, evangelists, seminarians, youth ministers, parents and Christian educators provide logical and biblical explanations for their Christian claims from the African perspective.

AbstractThis book is to educate African Christians of the need to defend the Christian faith in all its fullness and depth and to present Christian Apologetics from the African perspective.

AbstractWhat’s behind the plague of false prophets dividing the church today? How does Scripture equip believers to recognize and resist counterfeit messengers from God? Rodgers Atwebembeire of ACFAR explores these questions and many more in this wide-ranging interview.

AbstractRyan van der Avoort discusses how apologetics in Africa must be contextually Christological, engaging local traditions and faiths.

AbstractA very popular narrative says that Christianity isn't African, but arrived with the Colonialists. Historically speaking, this claim is a fiction.

AbstractIn this eye-opening episode, Lisa Fields sits down with Dr. Joseph Byamukama, a New Testament scholar from Uganda, to explore the deep roots of African spirituality, its misconceptions in the West, and its complex relationship with Christianity. They unpack key themes from Dr. Byamukama's powerful chapter in Apologetics in Africa, including African understandings of a supreme creator, the role of ancestors, polygamy, witchcraft, and the theological bridge Christianity can offer through the resurrection. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in contextual theology, African traditions, or the resurgence of African spiritual practices in the diaspora.

AbstractHow do we justify faith in a good God in the face of suffering? Discover how Christianity equips us to make sense of suffering. #AfricanApologetics

AbstractThere are fundamental differences between Christianity and African Traditional Religion. It isn't just the practices that differ: it's who we worship

AbstractAs in many other cultures and across history, there is a longing among Africans for a messiah. But human saviours always disappoint

AbstractWho was Shembe and how should we view the Nazareth Baptist Church? This article delves into some of the history, theology and controversy

AbstractMany agree that God exists. Yet if you really believe, there are 3 major implications that should radically change the way you live, not just what you think

AbstractIn this interview, I talk with Vincent Kajuma. Vincent Kajuma serves on staff at Emmanuel Baptist Church (Nairobi) and is the Kenya coordinator for the Centers for Apologetics Research. He is a leader apologist in the African countercults movement.

AbstractJoin us for an insightful public lecture by Reuben Kigame, hosted by the Africa Centre for Apologetics Research (ACFAR). In this session, Kigame dives deep into Christian apologetics, equipping believers with the knowledge and tools to defend their faith against false doctrines and misconceptions.

AbstractIs my chosen religion just one of many ways to the same god? Can Christians deny Christ's words in Scripture: "No one comes to the Father except through me"

AbstractOur churches need leaders who gently shepherd the flock and fiercely fend off wolves. We need more pastoral apologists, majoring in care and conviction

AbstractGod's people are always vulnerable. Between false teaching and cultural trends, the church needs leaders who carry out the charge to be pastoral apologists

AbstractGod exhorts pastors to doctrinal purity, discernment, and the defence of the gospel. Through discipleship they must teach their congregations to do the same

AbstractOn this episode, Kevin Muriithi Ndereba discussed his new book "Apologetics in Africa."

AbstractAfrican Atheism is rising. We explore the roots and underlying worldview of Atheism - plus what makes it so attractive to Africans today #AfricanApologetics

AbstractIn an age of religious tolerance and political correctness, Christians are pressured to apologise for what they believe in. Talk of God, faith, repentance, holiness, salvation and eternity in an age of many choices, is cushioned in politeness, hushed tones, diluted convictions and platitudinous confessions. Winsomeness has its place, but half-hearted witness is ineffective for our time. Social media timelines are filled with videos and images that are a reflection of how much we have elevated the self, to the point of obscuring any confrontation of ideas, except those ideas that are non-Christian. On the other hand, African Christianity is...

AbstractIs Christianity a white man’s religion? Or is it a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural Kingdom we can embrace as 21st century Africans?

AbstractKevin Muriithi unpacks the atheistic worldview and gives Christians 4 practical tools for engaging with those who identify as atheists. #AfricanApologetics

AbstractApologetics Kenya is a ministry that was co-founded to equip believers in the African church and to engage skeptics through answering the big questions of life within a Christian worldview in the A…

AbstractAn African's account of faith seeking understanding

AbstractThe modern practice of being slain in the Spirit is more akin to demonic possession as it's described in the Bible than the work of God

AbstractTheology | Culture | Worship

AbstractHigh on the list of objections to Christianity is the problem of evil and suffering. Here is a clear, Biblical explanation for why God allows pain to exist.

AbstractApologetics articles for the African believer

AbstractCults are a worldwide phenomenon and Africa has certainly not been spared. They are not a problem 'out there,' but one that lurks at every church door.

AbstractThe mission of the Africa Centre for Apologetics Research is rooted in Jesus’ “Great Commission” (Mt. 28:18–20), in which He commands us to disciple the nations. First, we are tasked with equipping God’s people for discernment—helping them distinguish scripturally between truth and error, good and evil, darkness and light. Spiritual counterfeits thrive in the absence of “the mature, who because of practice have their senses trained to discern good and evil” (Heb. 5:14). Second, we seek to train believers for the defence of the faith (Jude 3–4). This command requires us to “earnestly contend” for that faith in the face of opposition—simply and reasonably, with sincerity and zeal, humbly speaking the truth that God has revealed. Third, we seek to mobilize Christians for the neglected but essential task of cult evangelism. This means compassionately helping those entrapped in cultic groups to know Jesus Christ as the true and living God and grasp the hope that only He can offer.

Abstract______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Apologetics Kenya is passionate about how faith engages with life's big questions in Africa. The ministry started in 2017 to engage skeptics and equip believers with a Christian worldview. We do this through clarifying the gospel and defending it in light of the African challenges to the faith. We carry out this mandate through training, lectures, debates, campus outreaches, speaking engagements, and digital resources. HOW TO REACH US: linktr.ee/apologeticskenya #apologetics #christianity #bible

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