Tennessee Apologetics

04/11/2026

"This is the devastating result of the great lie that fulfillment is found in freedom from the burden of children." -Seth Dillon, CEO of Babylon Bee

Our population collapse would be much less severe if we could, at minimum, stop k*lling our children. Check out this week's Family Meeting for more of our conversation on GenZ, marriage and children.

04/10/2026

Why is it so hard, when having a discussion with a Mormon or Jehovah’s Witness, to help them understand and set them free with the truth of the gospel?

“It’s as difficult and as easy for God to save them as anyone else. It’s always a spiritual problem, and God can change their hearts.” – Amy Hall

Find the full podcast in the comments.

03/27/2026

We had a great time at our March Apologetics fellowship night!

We learned about the "Reject, Reframe, Restate" methodology and then had a chance to put it into action as we watched clips from LDS apologist Jacob Hansen.

We also had two Latter Day Saints that came and participated in some of the discussion!

03/15/2026

This month we’re doing something a little different.

We’re going to watch clips from a Mormon apologist on YouTube and practice responding together. Not to mock or attack, but to learn how to think clearly, recognize worldview assumptions, and respond to real arguments in real time.

Think of it like a live apologetics workshop.

If you’ve ever wondered:

How do I respond to Mormon theology?
What questions should I ask?
How do I keep a conversation focused?

This will be a great night to learn and practice together.

No debate experience needed, just come ready to think and engage.

Bring a friend and join us!

📅 March 26th
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Citipointe Church
7533 Lord's Chapel Drive
Nashville, TN 37211

03/13/2026

03/02/2026

Just released!!

You can have an answer for every question, a response to every rebuttal...but we have to remember that there is always a person behind every question. Not a computer seeking inputs.

This is a book perhaps unlike anything you've ever read. It's formatted as a conversation (a bit different from a typical novel) and is focused on a man named Peter, a former atheist now committed Christian, and his friend Thomas, someone who was raised in church but is now doubting and questioning his faith. You are a fly on the wall as this conversation unfolds.

Most importantly the book is authored by my close friend, R. Garcia. He's just the person to write this kind of book and I must encourage those interested in evangelism and apologetics to check it out. Link in the comments!

Bonus content: There is a podcast by the author himself that accompanies every chapter, reviewing the highlights and main teaching points. It's completely free.

02/20/2026

We had a great turn out for our February Apologetics Fellowship Night! The presentation followed a time of great discussion. We had people that were familiar with Mormonism, to those who knew virtually nothing about it. I'm confident that everyone learned something new and came away more confident.

We probably had seven different churches represented in the room last night.

02/17/2026

Your worldview influences everything. Even what you believe regarding the dating of the Gospels. Don't believe me? Skeptical scholars like Dr. Bart Ehrman admits the quiet part out loud when discussing the majority view of the dating of Mark:

"It’s normally thought that the specificity of Mark 13 suggests the passage was written after the destruction [of the temple]; and the fact that the account emphasizes it so much suggests that mark knows it happened."

This is the foundational reason the majority of scholars date Mark later than 70 A.D and it all begins before any evidence is presented due to the presupposition they bring to the text - that Jesus in Mark's gospel predicts the destruction of the temple with such specificity that it indicates Mark already knew that the destruction had happened.

02/07/2026

Mormonism and historic Christianity often use the same words (God, Jesus, salvation, grace, revelation) but those words do not always mean the same thing. When shared vocabulary is assumed to carry shared meaning, confusion is guaranteed.

This night is about learning to slow down and define terms.

We will walk through key elements of Mormon theology in order to understand what Mormons actually mean when they use familiar Christian language, and to clearly distinguish those meanings from historic Christian usage. The goal is not to argue, persuade, or debate, but to separate ideas that sound similar while functioning very differently.

Understanding what is being said, and what is not, helps Christians listen carefully, speak accurately, and avoid unintentionally blending two distinct theological systems that use the same words.

Fellowship Night brings Christians together for open discussion, thoughtful conversation, and community centered on faith and truth.

02/01/2026

Check this out! FREE Creation Science event at the end of the month! Link to find more details and to register is below in the comments.

Tennessee Creation Fellowship
When: Saturday, Feb 21 from 9am-1pm
Where: The Bridge Fellowship, Mt Juliet, TN
Speakers: Dr. Danny Faulkner (MS in Physics + MA and PhD in Astronomy) + Helmut Welke (BS and MS in Industrial Engineering)
Cost: Free

01/29/2026