Doy Moyer

Mind Your Faith is a broad introduction to various avenues of biblical apologetics. Topics and chapters include the following: 1. Faith and Evidence 2. The Need for Apologetics3. Confronting the Offense of the Cross4. The Problem of Presuppositions5. The Problem of Doubt6. Resurrection7. The Testimony of Paul8. What Have Others Said?9. The Divine Messiah10. Salvation: Is There Only One Way to God?11. Common Approaches to the Existence of God12. Naturalism and Darwinism13. The Problem of Evil 14. The Problem of Hell15. Postmodernism16. The Problem of Atheism 17. Jesus and Apologetics 18. Apologetics in Acts 19. Living Apologetics20. Can We Trust the Bible? pt. 1 21. Can We Trust the Bible? pt. 222. From Originals to Copies 23. The Canon of Scripture 24. Issues in the Inspiration of Scripture25. Issues in Biblical Inerrancy 26. Using the Bible to Prove the Bible 27. Undesigned Coincidences 28. The Gospel as its Own Apologetic Appendix 1: How Shall We Understand the Bible? Appendix 2: God and the Slaughter of Innocents Appendix 3: The Problem of Slavery

Mind Your King explores biblical concepts about God's authority and how this impacts the church. Are we expected to have God's authority for what we do? How do we know what pleases God? These are many other issues that are considered in two parts. Part 1 contains 13 lessons with discussion questions suitable for classes. Part 2 contains expanded essays on related issues. Topics include: Part 1: Lessons1. The Meaning of Authority2. Christ the King3. The Example of Jesus4. The Need for Authority5. Knowing what God Wants6. Implication and Inference7. Examples8. Silence9. The Church of the Lord10. Why the Church Exists11. How the Church Works12. Worship and Assembly13. Grace, Love, and AuthorityPart 2: Essays1. Specific or General2. Patterns3. Tradition 4. Instrumental Music5. Institutionalizing "Church"6. The Individual and Church7. On the Church Support of Human Institutions8. Misusing "Church of Christ"9. "CENI" Matters10. On the Authority of Creeds11. Fellowship and Division