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Always be ready : a call to adventurous faith by
Part personal testimony and part apologetics primer, Hugh Ross's new book, Always Be Ready, will inspire you to act as you become the kind of Christian ambassador who can make the case for God's existence and the truth of Christianity. Unlike any other book Hugh has written to date, Always Be Ready will give you a peek into Hugh's personal journey as it equips you to share the reasons you have for your hope in Jesus. --J. Warner Wallace, Author of Cold-Case Christianity, God's Crime Scene, and Forensic Faith
Call Number: BT1103 .R67 2018ISBN: 9781886653016Publication Date: 2018
Other Resources to check out
- Video: It's a Wonderful LoafA whimsical animated short film based on Russ Roberts's poem about emergent order and the supply of bread. For more information and resources related to the ideas in this film, visit http://www.wonderfulloaf.org.
It's a Wonderful Loaf is an ode to the hidden harmony that is all around us--the seeming magical ways that we anticipate and meet the needs of each other without anyone being in charge. - Video: I, Smartphone"I, Smartphone" is a video based on the essay "I, Pencil" penned by Leonard Read in 1958. "I Pencil" has had a lasting impact on how we think about the market process. Why would the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics care about how a smartphone is made, and why would we want you to care? Because God has given us the market process as the most powerful tool we have in a fallen world to serve each other by using our gifts.
Yes, that's right.
Smartphones allow thousands of dispersed people from across the globe to bring their gifts to serve people they don't even know, and most likely never will know.
Find out more at www.TIFWE.org
Reading Guide
GUIDING QUESTION
How can faculty help students to understand, share, and defend the Gospel in a post-Christian culture?"
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Fall Semester Faculty Retreat: August 23, 2019
September (Read Chapters 1 through 3)
October (Read Chapters 4 through 7)
November (Read Chapters 8 and 9)
December (Read Chapters 10 and 11)
January (Chapters 12 through 15)
Spring Semester Faculty Retreat: January 31, 2020
Dr. Hugh Ross “Heart Check: How to Prepare Yourself to Help Students”
- University Chapel: Sharing the Gospel in a Post-Christian Culture (Sep 25th)PowerPoint from University Chapel: September 25, 2019 Dr. Josh McMullen “Sharing the Gospel in a Post-Christian Culture”
- Library Discussion: Finding God in Economics (Sep 27th)September 27, 2019 Dr. Brian Baugus "Saving Venezuela: Socialism’s Empty Promises and the Hope of Free Markets”
- Library Discussion: Finding God in Economics (Sep 27th)PowerPoint from Library Discussion: September 27, 2019 Dr. Brian Baugus "Saving Venezuela: Socialism’s Empty Promises and the Hope of Free Markets”
- Library Discusssion: Technology's Promises and Perils: AI, Robots, and Big Data (Oct 18th)October 18, 2019 Dr. Jason Baker "Technology's Promises and Perils: AI, Robots, and Big Data"
- University Chapel: How Did We Get Here? Gender and Marriage in the 21st Century (Oct 30th)PowerPoint from University Chapel: October 30, 2019 Dr. Bill Hathaway
"How Did We Get Here? Gender and Marriage in the 21st Century" - University Chapel: Where Would the World be Without Christmas? (Dec 4th)PowerPoint from University Chapel: December 4, 2019 Dr. Esther Gillie No Christmas Fallout
- University Chapel: Music, Film, and Art: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Jan 22nd)PowerPoint from University Chapel: January 22, 2020 Dr. Pete Fraser "Art and the Modern Christian"