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Our job then is to go in graciously, understanding the enemy is out there, he's the devil, the schemes.

We see the schemes, and then we maneuver graciously with questions. This is what I found to be the most effective, and in the

book I have lots of examples of specific questions for specific issues. In order to help them to

see, trusting that God will take the truth that we're communicating to them

and open their eyes.

That's Greg Kokel, and he joins us again today on Focus on the Family with Jim Bailey,

and we're so glad you're here.

I'm John Fuller.

You know, John, sometimes we could say, it's tough being a Christian.

I don't want to say that, because to me, it's a joy, even in confrontation and in conflict.

I mean, we should have that joyful attitude, I think, and that's exactly what the Lord and

the writers of the New Testament, I think, talked about quite often.

And so today, we want to spend some time with a great guest, Greg Kokel,

who's an apologist, which means giving an answer for why we believe in Jesus and doing that

with people that don't believe in Jesus. We covered some of that material yesterday, and if you

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