The Antithesis and Witnessing (7)

This is the final article in the series written by Prof. Herman Hanko, and was originally published in the January, 2009 issue of the Beacon Lights. Our defense of our hope, according to I Peter 3:15, must be with meekness and fear. Fear is just that: fear that we will do something in our lives, … Continue reading The Antithesis and Witnessing (7)

The Antithesis and Witnessing (6)

This article was written by Prof. Herman Hanko and was originally published in the December, 2008 issue of the Beacon Lights. The antithesis is closely related to witnessing because the most powerful form of our witnessing is a godly life; and a godly life is an antithetical life. When one lives a godly life one … Continue reading The Antithesis and Witnessing (6)

The Antithesis and Witnessing (5)

This article was written by Prof. Herman Hanko and was originally published in the November, 2008 issue of the Beacon Lights. Christian witnessing is, first of all, a godly life. A godly life attracts the attention of the unbeliever. He reacts with a question concerning the sense of a godly life, for he can see … Continue reading The Antithesis and Witnessing (5)