The Apologetics Guide to Questions About God
Pre-Order Today! Releases March 2027.
Who this book is for
Maybe you believe, and underneath it sits a doubt you haven’t said out loud: is God really there? Or maybe you don’t believe, and you’d want reasons before you took any of this seriously. Either way, this was written with you in mind.
What you’ll walk away with
This is a case for the God of the Bible built out of careful reasoning, logical and philosophical and scientific. You’ll work through the hard questions about evil, suffering and where morality comes from, compare the competing ways of seeing the world and ask which one actually explains what we see, look at the nature and identity of God with the Trinity included, and get real help thinking critically about what you believe and why. Illustrations and interactive response prompts run throughout. The prompts expect an answer.
What makes it different
This is the companion to The Apologetics Guide to Trusting the Bible, and it’s the one that comes first in the order of questions. That book argues the Bible is reliable; this one asks whether God is there at all. Start here if that’s the question underneath, and start with Trusting the Bible when you’re ready to ask about the book.
Format facts: Harvest Apologetics, releases March 2, 2027, pre-order live. 144 pages, paperback. ISBN 978-0736991292
The Apologetics Guide to Questions About God
Pre-Order Today! Releases March 2027.
Who this book is for
Maybe you believe, and underneath it sits a doubt you haven’t said out loud: is God really there? Or maybe you don’t believe, and you’d want reasons before you took any of this seriously. Either way, this was written with you in mind.
What you’ll walk away with
This is a case for the God of the Bible built out of careful reasoning, logical and philosophical and scientific. You’ll work through the hard questions about evil, suffering and where morality comes from, compare the competing ways of seeing the world and ask which one actually explains what we see, look at the nature and identity of God with the Trinity included, and get real help thinking critically about what you believe and why. Illustrations and interactive response prompts run throughout. The prompts expect an answer.
What makes it different
This is the companion to The Apologetics Guide to Trusting the Bible, and it’s the one that comes first in the order of questions. That book argues the Bible is reliable; this one asks whether God is there at all. Start here if that’s the question underneath, and start with Trusting the Bible when you’re ready to ask about the book.
Format facts: Harvest Apologetics, releases March 2, 2027, pre-order live. 144 pages, paperback. ISBN 978-0736991292