Bachelor of Arts in Apologetics and Evangelism
Emphases: Cultural Engagement, Global Apologetics, Innovative Evangelism, or Practical Apologetics
The Apologetics and Evagelism program will improve your understanding and expression of the essential doctrines of the Christian faith and the evidence which undergirds those doctrines. With this knowledge, the program will prepare you with practical tools to be a witness to audiences from a diverse background of beliefs. The program offers emphasis in Cultural Engagement, Global Apologetics, Innovative Evangelism, or Practical Apologetics, each equipping students in different areas of evangelism and apologetics. The focus of this program is to provide students with the opportunity to combine their passion for the Bible with academics, deepening their understanding of Christian faith and strengthening their personal relationship with Christ.
Apologetics and Evangelism at CCU
In conjunction with the School of Theology, the Lee Strobel Center for Evangelism and Applied Apologetics at Colorado Christian University seeks to fuel spiritual renewal in America by equipping churches, ministries, and individual Christians to naturally share and defend their faith. The Apologetics and Evangelism program trains Christians to become actively involved in the marketplace of ideas, with the goal of influencing the culture for Christ. The Center focuses on applied apologetics — equipping a vast network of Christians who are actively engaged in the marketplace of ideas in local churches and communities, in the media, in the entertainment world, on the internet, and throughout popular culture.
What can you do with a degree in Apologetics and Evangelism?
- Bible translation
- Evangelism
- Pastoral ministry
- Missions
- Pursue graduate studies in seminary
Interesting Classes You Might Take
- Christ and Islam: The Case for Christ in a Muslim Context
- Confident Fatih: A Cumulative Case for Christianity
- Conflicts in Culture: Addressing Controversies with Love and Truth
- Relational Evangelism: Becoming Contagious Christians