CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS & CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of contemporary digital tools and strategies for effective evangelism and ministry in the digital age. Students will learn how to harness social media, websites, video, podcasts, and emerging digital platforms to communicate the Gospel, disciple believers, and engage communities online. The curriculum covers biblical foundations for digital outreach, content creation, audience engagement, analytics, and ethi
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- Last Updated 02/14/2026
What will i learn??
- Sample Outcome Statement: Students who complete the Digital Evangelism and Media Ministry program will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively share the Christian message using digital platforms. They will demonstrate proficiency in creating and managing online content, utilizing social media for outreach, and understanding the ethical implications of digital ministry. Graduates will be prepared to serve as digital evangelists, media coordinators, or ministry leaders, contributing meaningfully to the Church’s mission in the digital age.
Curriculum for this course Lesson: 3
Section 1: Apologetics by the Book Cliff McManis Lesson
- Lesson 1: Apologetics by the Book Cliff McManis
- Lesson 2: Christian Apologetics By Mark McGee
Section 2: DOUGLAS GROOTHUS BOOK Lesson
- Lesson 3: DOUGLAS GROOTHUS BOOK
Description
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of contemporary digital tools and strategies for effective evangelism and ministry in the digital age. Students will learn how to harness social media, websites, video, podcasts, and emerging digital platforms to communicate the Gospel, disciple believers, and engage communities online. The curriculum covers biblical foundations for digital outreach, content creation, audience engagement, analytics, and ethical considerations within a rapidly evolving media landscape. Through practical projects and case studies, students will develop skills in designing, launching, and sustaining impactful digital ministry initiatives tailored to diverse audiences. This course equips students to be innovative, faithful, and effective communicators of the Christian message in a connected world.
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