Joseph Dindinger is available for speaking on various topics.  His main goal when speaking is to build up the body of Christ through teaching sound doctrine and refuting modern errors.

Fees are nominal as this is not an income opportunity, but rather a passion Joseph believes God wants him to pursue.  Please see the Contact page to book.

The following topics are some that he is comfortable with and has written, spoken and studied extensively.  Other topics are available as well.

The Gospel

Modern Christianity today has lost much of what the Gospel (the good news) of Jesus originally contained.  In addition, many traditions not based in Scripture have been added to the foundation of our faith.  Exploring the pure, unadulterated Gospel will revive our faith, inspire our action and encourage our perseverance.  See the following two articles: The Original Good News Story and Jesus Abandoned on the Cross? for a taste of this topic.

How to Study the Bible (4 Part Seminar)

Many Christians today only read the Bible, if that, and do not spend the time to study what it means.  Joseph is the main writer in a series of four messages exploring how to study the Bible in order to get the most out of its pages.  Please see the New Christian’s Program (www.newchristiansprogram.com) for more information on the series, and also the posts tagged with “Bible Study” in this blog.

Positive Thinking

The cultural phenomenon known as Positive Thinking, or the Law of Attraction, as described in The Secret DVD and book, are not sound doctrine, according to Joseph.  These ideas are non-scriptural and dangerous for the body of Christ, as shown in two articles included here: The Secret and The Law of Attraction Exposed!  These ideas are being taught by many Christians today, and the need for biblical clarity on this subject has never been greater.

Baptism

Joseph is currently writing a book on Christian baptism entitled “Baptism, Ritual or Reality”.  You can see two sample chapters here and here.  The topic of baptism and how it relates to, and often divides Christians is clearly one that needs to be defined in light of Scripture.  It is not enough to quote a few passages and wonder how the rest of Christendom has it all so wrong.  “Why don’t they just read the Bible and believe what it says?” we ask.  Maybe there is more to it.  (Because Joseph is still researching and developing this topic, engagements to speak on Baptism will usually not be available.)

Please check out the Contact page for information on how to book an engagement.