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Pillars of the Faith is a 4-part lesson series defending WHY Christians believe. This powerful series explores the importance of knowing WHY we believe WHAT we believe. Pillars rises above the doctrinal issues that divide us, and focuses on the fundamentals of the Christian faith, equipping Christians to stand up for that which they believe. To bring Pillars of the Faith to your church or organization, click here.
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Lesson 1 - The Beginning
The Beginning is a compelling defense of why Christians believe in Creation over the religion of Darwin. Often portrayed by secular scientists and the so-called academic community as a debate between faith (Creation) and science (Evolution), The Beginning exposes this deception and highlights the failure of every assumption of the evolutionist: Big Bang, spontaneous generation, biological transformation. The Beginning also examines the evidence for Creation and the essential nature of Creationism to Christianity. The bizarre dualistic approach known as theistic evolution is also debunked and refuted. The Beginning features stunning video and graphics throughout the presentation and is noted for its entertainment value almost as much as its content value. A must see.
Lesson 2 - The Truth
One of the great philosophical questions of all time, “is there an absolute moral law?” is revealed and answered in the second presentation, The Truth. Relativists and post-modern thinkers challenge Christians with the assumption that absolute truth doesn’t exist, and if it does, it’s certainly not knowable. The Truth answers this challenge with a resounding and powerful explanation of why Christians believe in Moral Law. Though the perception exists that this dilemma is one best left to intellectual philosophers, The Truth provides the average mind a clear and concise grasp on the evidence for absolutes, a refutation of common objections to that evidence, and the dire consequences met by societies who abandon those absolutes. The Truth utilizes modern day events to illustrate these timeless arguments, including a moving remembrance of the 9/11 attacks and a rousing debate between Peter Heck and the President of American Atheists, Ellen Johnson.
Lesson 3 - The Savior
In a presentation that will leave you convicted and convinced, The Savior lays out the irrefutable case for Jesus of Nazareth as the long-awaited Messiah of mankind. Answering the most prominent objections and providing compelling evidence that has turned the most ardent skeptics, this is one of the most significant presentations many have ever witnessed. From demonstrating the reliability of the gospel accounts, to examining the miracles and incredible resurrection account, to acknowledging the prophetic fingerprints of history, The Savior leaves no doubt regarding the validity of Jesus’ divine mission. The strongest arguments of skeptics are examined and left in tatters beneath the weight of the evidence. The video presentation that concludes The Savior could easily be perhaps the most moving and meaningful seven minutes of your life.
Lesson 4 - The Mission
The final presentation of the series, The Mission, tackles the daunting task facing Christians of changing a world that doesn’t want to be changed, and many times doesn’t even know it needs to be changed. Facing ever-increasing criticism for their beliefs in pop culture, The Mission equips Christians with an understanding of their religious and cultural responsibilities. In a unique and clever way, The MissionThe Mission is an extraordinarily motivating presentation that challenges all who attend to literally change the world. illustrates what Christians’ priorities must be, and the difficult requirement of surrendering completely to the cause of Christ. To do so, Christians must first understand what that cause is, why it’s needed, how to best accomplish it, and how to resist inevitable opposition.
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