Speaking
Talks that take the hard questions seriously.
Each one works as a keynote, a Sunday message, a workshop, or a course run over several weeks. Tell me who’s in the room and I’ll pitch it for them, whether that’s a congregation, a hall of students, or people who came to disagree.
- 01JesusBook this talk →
Why Believe in the Resurrection?
The historical case for the resurrection: the facts even sceptical historians grant, the empty tomb, and why the best explanation is that it happened.
- 02Hard QuestionsBook this talk →
How Can Jesus Be the Only Way?
How to hold the exclusivity of Christ in a pluralist society without being dismissive of other faiths, or of the people who hold them.
- 03Hard QuestionsBook this talk →
Why Would a Good God Allow Evil?
The intellectual problem and the personal weight of suffering, held together, with no pretending the hard parts are already solved.
- 04ScienceBook this talk →
Why Believe in God When We Have Science?
Faith and reason belong together. Where the science-versus-faith story goes wrong, and what the evidence actually points to.
- 05EvidenceBook this talk →
Can We Trust the Bible?
Manuscripts, dating, transmission, and the concrete reasons the New Testament is better attested than any other ancient text.
- 06PracticalBook this talk →
Everyday Outreach: Sharing Faith Naturally
A conversational approach to evangelism that starts with listening and the questions people actually have, instead of a script.
Don’t see your topic? I build custom talks and full series often enough that it’s worth asking. Tell me what your people are stuck on →
Formats
However it fits your event.
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Keynote / Sermon
A single message for a service, chapel, or conference session.
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Multi-session course
A teaching series like The Case for Faith, run with a congregation over several weeks.
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Workshop / Training
Hands-on practice in conversational apologetics and everyday outreach.
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Youth & campus
Talks and camps pitched for students with real doubts, not rhetorical ones.
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Q&A / Panel
Open-floor questions, or a moderated panel with sceptics and seekers in the room.
Audiences
Who I speak to.
- Churches & congregations
- Conferences & conventions
- Youth & young adults
- University & campus ministries
- Small groups & equipping classes
- Seeker & outreach events
What to expect
Warm delivery, careful content, no combat. I put the other side’s argument in its strongest form, name my sources, and leave room for the people who aren’t convinced. Nobody gets pressured into a decision at the end.