After speaking about Jesus, we had a great Q&A, and then conversations went on late into the night..
Tag: andy bannister
If God appeared to me, I’d believe in Him
"Has science explained everything?" In this episode of Short Answers we see why the answer is a resounding "no", explore why science is an utterly brilliant invention, and discover why science only works in the first place if God exists.
Spring Harvest 2019.
Andy Bannister was on the speaking team at Minehead, and in this video-blog reports on a week of ministry and encouragement.
New Book, New Country! Andy Bannister interviews David Robertson (video)
Andy interviewed David Robertson about his new book, and plans for Australia
Has science explained everything?
"Has science explained everything?" In this episode of Short Answers we see why the answer is a resounding "no", explore why science is an utterly brilliant invention, and discover why science only works in the first place if God exists.
THRIVE: The Gospel in the Workplace
Learning how to be open about your faith at work, and talking about Jesus without being fired!
Confident Christianity – Cowplain, Hampshire
Do you find the thought of talking about Jesus to friends, neighbours, classmates or colleagues daunting? Do you sometimes find yourself thinking “what if I say something that makes God look bad?” Or wondering what happens if they raise a challenging question or objection to which you’re unable to respond. (“Aren’t Christians bigoted and homophobic?”; …
Training Pastors in Edinburgh
If you are reading this, and you are a church leader/minister/pastor, one of the things we want to do at Solas is to be a practical, helpful resource to the church
Do Muslims and Christians Worship the Same God?
Relational, knowable, love, suffering. And here’s the problem: the Qur’an either ignores or directly denies each of those core aspects of God’s identity
Given the legacy of the Church why should I take Christianity seriously?
The Church has a history which includes a legacy of violence, examples like the Spanish Inquisition or the Crusades are often cited. Does this mean we can't take Christianity seriously?