Due to COVID-19, we will be doing something different this year and postponing our SEXUALITY, GENDER IDENTITY and the GOSPEL to 2021.

Dates for 2020/2021 DIG & DELVE DIALOGUES

November 6th – Gracious God or Moral Monster – Daniel Gilman

Click here to find a list of suggested reading from Daniel.

December 4th – Classic Skeptical Challenges to the Christmas Story – George Sinclair & Ben Jolliffe

January 8th – Finding a Better Identity: Sexuality, Gender and Jesus – Jojo Ruba

February 5th – Good News or Fake News: Why should I trust the Bible? – Wesley Huff

March 5th – Divine Child Abuse or Good Friday: Why did Jesus Die? – Paul Carter

April 9th – The Witness of History and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Michael Haykin

May 7th – A Christian Response to Critical Theory – Cameron McAllister

June 11th – A Christian Response to Critical Race Theory – Brandon Cleaver

On June 11th, our speaker and topic will be:

A Christian Response to Critical Race Theory

with Brandon Cleaver

This title is not confirmed. Stay tuned for a detailed description in the next week or so.

Click here to register for this episode of DIG & DELVE DIALOGUE.

Click here to watch some introductory videos on Critical Theory.

June 11, 2021 – 7:30 pm

We will now be doing several virtual sessions online.

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Brandon Cleaver

About Brandon

Brandon Cleaver is a writer and speaker who engages cultural questions and concerns within the context of Christian hope. This includes exploring topics such as slavery in the Bible, culture/Christianity, ethics, urban issues, and various worldviews. For several years, Brandon served as co-chapter director for the Wayne State Ratio Christi chapter. He served on the Stephen Ministry leadership team at Kensington Community Church and occasionally serves alongside Inner City Detroit Cru.

Brandon graduated from Michigan State University with a major in Journalism and minor in Sociology. He completed a Master’s in Christian Apologetics from Biola University and is currently working toward a Master’s of Divinity in Interdisciplinary Studies through Moody Theological Seminary.

Brandon enjoys playing various sports and reading, but mostly spending time with his two sons, daughter, and wonderful wife.

DIG & DELVE is an annual humble apologetics conference that explores the deeper questions that humans ask.

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The Dig and Delve conference helped me to uncover and test some assumptions that I didn’t even realize I had. It was beneficial to have an engaging conference that allowed me to be open with myself and think about why I believe what I believe.

Brady, uOttawa Student

I really enjoyed the Dig and Delve conference on the validity of the New Testament! Exploring the cultural context of the 1st century and the literary devices the Biblical writers would have used has helped me better understand the New Testament and the so-called discrepancies between different books and texts. As a student who has never studied theology or analyzed the Bible as intentionally as some of the other attendees, the talks were both accessible and thought-provoking.

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William

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Daniel

I think it’s important to look at your faith critically and to really know that you know something because it’s logical and rational and not just because you inherited it from your parents. I think Dig & Delve is the most amazing opportunity to be able to look at a whole different bunch of perspectives from really knowledgeable people and use that information, that is so Biblically founded and researched so carefully, from these experts and to then apply it to your own faith, I think it’s just such a valuable tool in my faith walk that I couldn't miss it.

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The organizers of the DIG&DELVE events hold to the historic, biblical, orthodox Christian faith. Our series of apologetics events stands within this tradition and deals with both classic and modern objections to the Christian faith. We seek highly qualified, articulate, and respectful speakers. Our sponsors are supportive of this endeavour but do not necessarily know every particular dialogue that will take place. The opinions expressed in each dialogue are the speaker’s own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizers or the sponsors.

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