OCC - Conversations With the Faiths

What are the core beliefs and practices of Islam, and how do they differ from Christian teachings?
How can Christians effectively engage in conversations about faith with Muslims?
What is the history and organizational structure of Jehovah's Witnesses?
How can Christians respectfully discuss faith with Jehovah's Witnesses while presenting Christian beliefs?
What are the key theological differences between Mormonism and Christianity?
How does the Christian perspective on Jesus differ from the views held by Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witnesses?
What are effective methods for Christians to share their faith with people of different religious backgrounds?
Why is it important for Christians to understand other religions, and how can this knowledge strengthen our own faith?
How can Christians approach interfaith dialogues with love and respect while maintaining the integrity of our beliefs?

Brady Blevins serves as the senior apologist at Watchman Fellowship, an independent Christian research and apologetics ministry focusing on new religious movements, cults, the occult and the New Age. Brady is a former senior pastor with over twenty-four years of ministry experience. He has a heart for sharing the truth of the gospel to those who have been deceived by counterfeit Christianity, the occult, cults and false religions. In addition to working for Watchman, he also teaches and serves as the assistant dean of the Graduate School of Theology and Chair for the School of Ministry at Arlington Baptist University.

One significant meeting that would forever impact Brady’s life occurred when he was in junior high. In the seventh grade, Brady met a fellow student who was a Jehovah’s Witness. After a number of conversations with his fellow classmate Brady knew that he had an obligation and desire to share the truth of the gospel to this young man. This interaction was the catalyst God used to bring Brady to the ministry of apologetics.

Brady holds a BS in Bible and Pastoral Ministries and a MA in Biblical and Theological Studies from Arlington Baptist University, a MA in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University, and a Doctorate in Educational Ministries from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained Baptist minister and a member of the International Society of Christian Apologetics (ISCA), and the Evangelical Press Association (EPA).

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Jesus warned us to "Beware of the false prophets." But how can one BEWARE unless one is first AWARE?

Jesus warned us to "Beware of the false prophets." But how can one BEWARE unless one is first AWARE?

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