Introduction to the Gospels

One of the great resources I have found on the Internet is biblicaltraining.org.  They have great courses at seminary level by excellent instructors.  It is free, they just ask that if you are purchasing from Amazon or Christian Book Distributors that you do so through the link on their page.  I have listened to a number of their courses on my iPod.  Right now I am listening to New Testament Survey: The Gospels by Robert Stein.  I really appreciate Robert Stein.  He is solidly evangelical but also interacts and responds intelligently to critical scholarship.  While this course is not specifically on apologetics, it does deal with a lot of biblical issues related to apologetics.  I would encourage you to listen to this course as a great preparation for responding to questions about the Gospels.

Apologetics Course

It is amazing the resources that you can find on the Internet.  One of the best I have found is a full length Master’s level course on apologetics from Reformed Theological Seminary in MP3 format taught by John Frame.  It is twenty-seven lectures and gives a great overview of the philosophical issues as well as the history of apologetics from Justin Martyr to the present.  I have not finished listening to the entire course yet but I am thoroughly enjoying it.  You can find the course on iTunes here. 

Be Thinking

There are many apologetics web-sites on the Internet.  Some are better than others.  I have seen some of the worst but thankfully there are some good ones as well.  A good one that I have come across is www.bethinking.org that is particularly rich in audio files.  Check it out, you might find something in your area of interest.