RZIM: The Truth of Jesus in a Death of Truth Culture

The Truth of Jesus in a Death of Truth Culture

How does the ‘truth of Jesus’ make any sense to a ‘post-truth’ world? Does sharing the ‘truth of Jesus’ with others, offer any significant bearing to a world that has reckoned objective truth dead? Is there no longer a place for absolute truth as one grapples with life’s biggest questions?

Join us this 24th May as Ravi Zacharias and his team seeks to address these questions as they explore the topic on the ‘Truth of Jesus in a Death of Truth Culture’ in this one-night event that you don’t want to miss!

Details:

• Registration opens 6:30 PM
• Seated by 7:30 PM
• Plenary + Testimony: Ravi Zacharias, Tracy Trinita
• Q&A: Ravi Zacharias, Max Jeganathan

Please submit your questions during online registration.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Ravi Zacharias (Keynote Speaker)

“I promise I will leave no stone unturned in my pursuit of truth.”.

Ravi Zacharias founded Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) in 1984. At age 71 he remains committed to his calling to represent the gospel of Jesus Christ through historical, philosophical, and moral foundations and to defend it against objectors with grace, clarity, and coherency. He has laid the framework of the truth of the gospel to millions of people in more than 70 countries, including on the campuses of some of the world’s leading universities. Zacharias and his wife, Margie, have been married for 45 years and have three grown children. They reside in Atlanta.

Max Jeganathan (Q&A Panel Speaker)

As a Senior Apologist with RZIM, Max is passionate about the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to transform lives. His research interests relate to the relationships between faith, politics, public policy, economics, and moral reasoning.

Born in Sri Lanka, Max’s family moved to Australia as refugees when he was one year old. He has worked as a lawyer and a political and policy adviser, including time as senior social policy adviser to the Leader of the Australian Opposition. Max was educated at the Australian National University and the University of Oxford and he speaks at churches, businesses, universities, public and government events, debates, and conferences. He lives in Singapore with his wife, Fiona, and son, Zachary.