Confident Christianity

The Confident Christianity Training Track is a ten-week interactive course, originally designed by the UK Christian Medical Fellowship and later adapted for ICMDA by Dr Peter Saunders.

The course aims to help you understand the non-Christian mindset and share your faith confidently and articulately in the way the Apostles did it – in understandable language, in a safe place and with the opportunity for discussion. It is a programme which once caught can be taught to others.

It covers such topics as:

  • Making a worldview diagnosis
  • What makes Christianity unique
  • The journey to faith
  • Exposing presuppositions
  • God’s role and ours in evangelism
  • The gospel message
  • Apostolic models of sharing it
  • Dealing with our fears
  • Answering difficult questions
  • The best reasons for belief
  • Starting with the truth they know
  • Avoiding circular arguments
  • Dealing with relativism
  • The elements of successful evangelism
  • The faith decision

We run each course for 8 to 12 people at a time for ICMDA regions and language groups in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

Each ten-week course is led by a small group of facilitators coached by the principal trainer Dr Peter Saunders.

The ten-week long training track will involve weekly interactive Zoom sessions. Prior to each session trainees will need to watch two short training videos, read a short article and undertake a short written assignment.

Trainees will need to set aside about two to three hours a week for this track (75-90 minutes virtual meeting, 30 minutes watching the two training videos, 15 minutes reading and 30 minutes writing assignment).

 

Training opportunities

South Asia Cohort

Starting April 13th (12 weeks)

Every Saturdays at 13:30 UTC

6:30pm PAK, 7:00pm IND/LKA,
7:15pm NPL, 7:30pm BGD

Apply Here

East Africa Cohort

Starting April 13th (12 weeks)

Every Saturdays at 16:00 UTC

5:00pm WAT, 6:00pm CAT,
7:00pm EAT

Apply Here

Further cohorts are being planned; click here to register your interest.

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