Dr. Jeff Lawrence is a writer, teacher, and cultural apologist passionate about helping people think deeply and live faithfully in a world that often rejects absolute truth. For more than two decades, he has served the church and Christian education through preaching, leadership, and worldview formation, equipping believers to “contend for the faith once delivered to the saints” (Jude 1:3). Jeff currently serves as the President of Foundation Academy in Winter Garden, FL.
Jeff is the creator of Logodox, a groundbreaking biblical worldview training designed to help churches, schools, and individuals understand, defend, and live out the gospel in every sphere of life. Logodox is the culmination of his doctoral research and ministry work, developed as part of his Doctor of Ministry in Apologetics at the Rawlings School of Divinity, Liberty University.
A seasoned communicator and strategist, Jeff brings together years of pastoral ministry, leadership in Christian education, and cultural engagement to address some of the most pressing issues facing the church today. His work - through writing, teaching, and training - is dedicated to helping a new generation see that faith is not blind, truth is not relative, and the biblical worldview is not only intellectually credible but life-changing.
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Part 1 ‘If you see a stick that is crooked, and you want people to see how crooked it is, lay a straight rod down
Discover why true ministry often happens outside church staff roles. Explore the crisis of leadership, misplaced priorities, and the call back to biblical discipleship.
Part 1 ‘If you see a stick that is crooked, and you want people to see how crooked it is, lay a straight rod down
Ever heard someone say “God doesn’t call the qualified – He qualifies the called”. Other than not passing a good theological litmus test, it’s just
Depending on your age and experience, you may occasionally glance at the news, read the headlines, watch the latest updates and wonder – “what in
Contending for the faith is not about winning arguments — it’s about faithfully guarding and proclaiming the truth that has been entrusted to us. In a culture that often distorts or dismisses biblical truth, believers are called to stand firm with conviction and compassion, offering a clear and compelling witness to the gospel. I contend for the faith because truth matters — it shapes how we see God, ourselves, and the world. And when we defend that truth with both courage and grace, we help others encounter the hope and freedom found only in Christ.
