Talking About God in a Sceptical World: How to Persuasively Communicate and Defend the Gospel
In order to persuasively communicate the Gospel, we need to identify and expose the worldview assumptions behind the arguments and evidence presented against Christianity. Drawing from Acts of the Apostles and the Epistle to the Romans, this workshop explores how Christians can speak about God based on what He has made known and how He reveals Himself. We consider how this shapes effective apologetic engagement without drifting into either cold rationalism or blind faith, equipping participants to respond to challenges to the Gospel with clarity and confidence.
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Pasi Turunen (M.Th.) is a theologian, speaker and writer, and Christian apologist with over 30 years of experience in media as Christian radio broadcaster and television contributor. He studied theology at the University of Helsinki, where his master’s thesis examined Jewish views on the resurrection in intertestamental Jewish literature. Turunen is a well-known Bible teacher in Finland and a sought after speaker at apologetics and other seminars. He analyzes current events and cultural change in light of the Christian worldview and Scripture, and he has defended Christian faith also on national secular television and radio programs. He has written some books addressing topics such as apologetics, the inerrancy of the Bible, cult evangelism, and same-sex marriage. He is currently the executive director of the Patmos Foundation for World Missions, an evangelical missions and relief organization operating in more than 20 countries. Pasi is married to Parvin, who was born in the Middle East and in 1984 was supernaturally led to Finland to find Jesus and be saved.
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