IN THE PRESS
In this book, “Apostolic Apologetics: Our Relevance in the 21st Century,” Elder Casey Hayes, like a Texas tornado, whirls upon the scene, presenting a biblical response to today’s issues, especially concerning the Apostolic Church. His years of study and understanding of our modern church milieu and its acquiescence to the new post-modern mindset make this work of prime importance.
Suffragan Bishop,
Daniel Chavis, Jr.,
MDiv., MA.
Elder Casey D. Hayes provides a mechanism for presenting the Gospel to a lost and dying world, which is vital in defending our faith as Apostolics. Through his insightful study, we understand what it means to be Apostolic, including the foundational truths given to us by the original Apostles and their doctrines.
Rev. Reuben K. Johnson
BIO
Elder Casey was a humble servant. He was always the same, making you feel important no matter what. He was intelligent, innovative, and astute. He loved to study God’s word and expound on the scriptures. He loved the LORD and fellowship with the saints. He was full of faith, wisdom, and knowledge. He was a mentor to many.
Elder Casey was an Apologist and a defender of the Apostolic Faith. He was unwavering in his faith. He taught and preached several powerful sermons such as “The Blueprint of a Progressive Church” (Acts 2:42-47), “My Last Night With the Frogs” (Exodus 8:2, 12-13), and” R.S.V.P” (Luke 14). Also, he wrote an expository text/manuscript called The Apostolic Apologetic: Our Relevance in the 21st Century that will soon be published.