That doesn't have to do with general Apologetics. It has to do with being ready to present the Gospel. ~ ksen
If your apologetics does not have anywhere in it the thinks pertaining to the kingdom of God then you are wasting your time and puffing yourself up with your own vain words.
Woody.
Evangelism and Apologetics ~By Dr. Greg Bahnsen
The very reason why Christians are put in the position of giving
a reasoned account of the hope that is in them (sounds like 1 Pe 3:15 to me) is that not all men have faith. Because there is a world to be evangelized (men who are unconverted), there is the need for the believer to defend his faith: Evangelism naturally brings one into apologetics. This indicates that apologetics is no mere matter of "intellectual jousting";
it is a serious matter of life and death - eternal life and death. The apologist who fails to take account of the evangelistic nature of his argumentation is both cruel and proud. Cruel because he overlooks the deepest need of his opponent and proud because he is more concerned to demonstrate that he is no academic fool that to show how all glory belongs to the gracious God of all truth.