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Evidences and Presuppositional Apologetics

Is it appropriate to use apologetic evidences with a presuppositional or covenantal approach to defending the Christian faith? Absolutely! All facts exist within God’s world and if understood rightly can be used effectively in apologetic encounters. Watch the video to learn more.

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