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This book details techniques on how to navigate and direct a conversation about your beliefs (and how to stay in the driver’s seat).

This follow-up to Tactics continues the theme of techniques to stay in control of a conversation and adds sample dialogues on how real-life conversations might play out.

This book edited by Sean McDowell offers different topics and different authors with every chapter, giving the reader a wealth of ideas on how to reach our culture with Christian apologetics truth. 

This book by Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek explains different problems with the naturalistic worldview making it seem unbelievable, then shows how the Christian worldview is easier to accept.

The title says it all for this book.  Lee Strobel tells of his personal investigation into the historical and archeological evidence for Jesus.  He shares his journey and his discoveries.

Lee Strobel continues his investigative journalism to find scientific evidence that supports the idea that this world and everything in it didn’t happen by chance, but more likely happened as the result of intelligent design.

Los Angeles County homicide detective and former atheist, J. Warner Wallace, examines the claims of the New Testament using the skills and strategies of a criminal investigator.