“Always be prepared to make a defence to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you.”
Reasoned defence of the faith — arguments stated as premises, objections taken in their strongest form, and honest limits.
The four-question worldview test, why "all religions lead to God" is logically incoherent, and how to hold an exclusive claim without arrogance.
The kalām cosmological argument, fine-tuning and contingency — stated as premises, defended step by step, with the standard objections answered.
Why objective moral obligation is difficult to ground without God, why almost nobody can live as a moral relativist, and how to use this in conversation.
David Hume's argument against miracles, why it is circular, what would count as evidence, and the documented modern cases worth knowing about.
The biblical mandate for defending the faith, the different approaches Christians take, and the honest limits of argument in bringing anyone to Christ.