Apologetics books

“Apologetics for a New Generation: A Biblical & Culturally Relevant Approach to Talking About God” – by author & speaker, Sean McDowell.

“Evidence That Demands a Verdict: Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical World” – by: Josh McDowell, Sean McDowell.

“Faith & Reason Made Simple: Rationally Defend What You Believe In A Culture of Skepticism” – by Rev. Rick McGough, founder of “Local Church Apologetics”; leader guide and video study package also available.

“Is Atheism Dead?” – by author and radio show host on, Eric Metaxes; book description: “in a voice that is by turns witty, muscular, and poetic, Metaxas echoes C.S. Lewis and G.K. Chesterton in cheerfully and logically making his case, along the way presenting breathtaking—and sometimes astonishing—new evidence and arguments against the idea of a Creatorless universe. Taken all together, he shows that much we have assumed about the biggest questions of human existence is in fact dramatically outdated — and is therefore in need of the most urgent reevaluation”; excellent 34-min interview with the author about the book and the big questions of life with Kevin Swanson on his “Generations” podcast (site founder’s favorite podcast); can also see 4-min newscast on “CBN News”.

“Living in Truth: Confident Conversation in a Conflicted Culture” – by former atheist, Mary Jo Sharp, founder of “Confident Christianity“.

“Mama Bear Apologetics™: Empowering Your Kids to Challenge Cultural Lies” – by Hillary Morgan Ferrer, founder of “Mama Bear Apologetics”.

“Why I Still Believe: A Former Atheist’s Reckoning with the Bad Reputation Christians Give a Good God” – by Mary Jo Sharp, founder of “Confident Christianity“.

“Jesus Is Not the Answer to Every Sunday School Question: Book 1: Foundations” – by Dan Kreft, founder of “Dan Kreft: Seven Foot Apologist”; excellent apologetic resource for preteens, leaders, and parents, but also for teens and adults; one of three books in series – each covering different aspects of apologetics; “tells the story of his journey as a Sunday school teacher, introduces the unusual class format in a sample letter to the parents, and then goes on to tackle the following questions: Why should anyone believe the Bible? What and when was the beginning? Did God use the big bang?, and Why is the age of the earth is such a big deal?” (site founder favorite).

“Jesus Is Not the Answer to Every Sunday School Question: Book 2: Who is God?,” – by Dan Kreft, founder of “Dan Kreft: Seven Foot Apologist”; excellent apologetic resource for preteens, leaders, and parents, but also for teens and adults; one of three books in series – each covering different aspects of apologetics; “addresses in compact and entertaining form the question of God’s identity. As one popular theologian aptly put it, ‘Nearly every single theological heresy stems from a misunderstanding of who God is’.” (site founder favorite).

“Jesus Is Not the Answer to Every Sunday School Question: Book 3: Practical Apologetics,” – by Dan Kreft, founder of “Dan Kreft: Seven Foot Apologist”; excellent apologetic resource for preteens, leaders, and parents, but also for teens and adults; one of three books in series; “takes the principles learned in the first two volumes of his book (“Foundations,” and “Who is God?”) and applies them to situations from everyday life”; “also presents biblical answers to questions that come from our culture“; (site founder favorite).

“One Blood for Kids: What the Bible Says About Race” – by Ken Ham, founder of “Answers in Genesis” (AIG).

“The Fallacy Detective: Thirty-Eight Lessons on How to Recognize Bad Reasoning” 4th Edition – by Nathaniel Bluedorn & Hans Bluedorn; much needed resource on logic and identifying false arguments for preteens & up.