Apologetics Family Camp

By now, it's no secret that two-thirds of our kids are leaving the faith, and they're making the decision to leave as early as 6th or 7th grade. One of the reasons documented in Ken Ham and Britt Beemer's book, Already Gone, is that kids aren't being taught how to defend their faith outside the four walls of the church; teaching them the Gospel isn't enough--they need tools to cope with a world that is increasingly hostile to Christianity.

Join us for a few days to gain confidence as you seek to be obedient to 1 Peter 3:15 and Jude 3.

This camp will be led by Dan Kreft, the Seven-Foot Apologist. Dan is a former BigTen and professional basketball player who has been teaching theology and apologetics at Antioch Bible Church in Kirkland, WA since 2003. His uniquely-presented lessons are captured in the three-volume book "Jesus" Is Not the Answer to Every Sunday School Question. Dan has spoken at churches across the country, at Northwest MinCon, Christian Heritage Homeschool Conference, and was a plenary speaker at the 2019 Worldview Apologetics Conference alongside Josh McDowell and Greg Koukl.

Topics

Dan will be tackling topics such as:

• Why should we believe the Bible?
• Were the days of creation week literal, 24-hour days or long ages?
• Did God use the Big Bang?
• What does it mean that Jesus Christ is God?
• What does it mean that Jesus is the Messiah?
• How would you respond to the statement, "Jesus was a good man and a good teacher, but certainly not the Son of God"?
• What do Muslims think of Jesus?
• Are Mormons Christians?
• What should I do when Mormons or Jehovah's Witnesses come to my door?
• What is the correct response when science and the Bible appear to contradict each other?

There will also be time for general Q&A.

Between sessions, there will also be ample time to enjoy kayaking, swimming, paddle boarding, cart races, pony rides, archery, supervised tomahawk and knife throwing, gaga ball, ping pong, pool, and much more!

Admission for this event includes:

• Housing for two nights
• All free-time activities
• All meals (diet restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice)

Want to stay another night?

If you'd like to extend your visit to Sunday, you'll get breakfast, lunch, and one more session for only $100 more.

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