“To the weak I became weak, that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all people, that by all means I might save some.”
What each tradition actually teaches, in terms its own adherents would recognise, and where the gospel speaks into it.
The strongest arguments for God's existence, stated as premises, and how to engage the most common atheist objections with confidence and without hostility.
What Muslims actually believe and practise, the different shapes Islam takes — including the folk Islam of much of Africa — and where the gospel speaks into a Muslim's deepest longings.
What African traditional religion actually holds, why the faith is not a foreign import, where the gospel speaks directly into the tradition, and how to walk with someone out of fear and into Christ.
What Hindus actually believe, why "Jesus is another avatar" is the real obstacle, and how to present a Christ who cannot be absorbed into the pantheon.
What Witnesses believe, why their New World Translation differs at key verses, and how to have a useful conversation when they come to your door.
The Four Noble Truths, the absence of a creator God, why suffering is diagnosed as attachment, and where the gospel offers what Buddhism does not.
The largest and fastest-growing group in the West: people who are not hostile to faith, merely indifferent — and why arguments rarely reach them.