What do you do when someone makes a statement opposite to your faith and you feel defensive and put on the spot? How can we encourage someone to rethink their position while maintaining respect and patience? What will you say when someone claims: "It's a woman's right to choose" or, "Love is love. Who someone marries is not your business"? Believe it or not, you can engage in these discussions confidently and make a difference without having all of the answers! Are you prepared to defend the truth?Send your questions to information@apologetics.org now for the next Q&A that will be released on May 26!Episode with Greg Koukl on discussing your faith with others:https://theuniversenextdoor.buzzsprout.com/235413/11346197-how-to-effectively-share-and-defend-your-faith-in-a-conversation-greg-kouklEpisode with Scott Klusendorf on the issues with abortion:https://theuniversenextdoor.buzzsprout.com/235413/10706342-responding-to-the-most-common-pro-choice-arguments-scott-klusendorfSupport the show