Christianity is a reasonable faith based on fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness accounts, and changed lives. The Bible provides a trustworthy account of the life of Jesus Christ, and its prophecies were fulfilled hundreds of years later. Eyewitnesses, including the apostles, documented their experiences and testimonies, providing credible evidence for the Christian faith. A changed life is the greatest evidence of the validity of the Christian faith, and it is achieved through a dynamic, alive relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Christian faith is not based on irrational leaps of faith, but rather on a solid foundation of evidence and reason. The New Testament's account of Christ's resurrection is rooted in eyewitness testimony, not inferences drawn from an empty tomb. The reliability of sense perception is also crucial to understanding the Christian faith, as it is the basis for our knowledge of the world and our understanding of God. [... more]

J. Warner Wallace, a former atheist and police detective, shares his investigation into the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, presenting compelling evidence for the reliability of the Gospels and the truth of Christianity. [... more]

A former atheist homicide detective shares his journey to faith, using his investigative skills to examine the evidence for Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection, and how to effectively share the gospel with others. [... more]

A former atheist and homicide detective shares his journey of discovering the truth about Jesus Christ and the New Testament, using his investigative skills to examine the evidence and claims of the Gospels. [... more]

A college basketball player's world unravels in the summer of 2003 after a murder and corruption scandal rocks his team. He struggles with anger, resentment, and poor habits, but eventually finds redemption and a new path through faith and personal growth. [... more]

The Bible is God's Word, true, authoritative, and absolutely sufficient. It's not up for grabs to be investigated or overturned, but rather a source of revelation and guidance for Christians. The Holy Spirit cooperated with real men to reveal himself through them, and the Bible's authority arises from the one who inspired and gave to us the Scriptures. [... more]

The significance of the Christmas season is rooted in the truthfulness of the Bible, particularly the Gospels, which have been preserved through oral tradition and eyewitness accounts. The Gospel writer Luke carefully investigated everything from the beginning, providing historical and reliable information about the life of Jesus, and his purpose was to bring others to a convinced and assured faith in Jesus as Messiah, Lord, and Savior. [... more]

The Apostle John's eyewitness account of Jesus Christ brings joy and purpose to life, emphasizing the importance of relationships, reconciliation, and fellowship with God and others. Through his testimony, John highlights the transformative power of Jesus' love and the eternal significance of being an agent of reconciliation. [... more]

The question about the character and nature of Jesus Christ is as critical today as it was back then. Apostle John, an eyewitness to Jesus' life and ministry, gives a trustworthy account of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his divine nature and eternal significance. [... more]

Matt Sammon's story of redemption and personal growth after being part of a college basketball scandal at Baylor University, where he struggled with faith and leadership, but ultimately found a new path and a chance to win a national championship with his team. [... more]

The existence of Christians in Corinth, the prediction of the resurrection in scripture, and post-resurrection appearances are lines of evidence for Jesus' resurrection, demonstrating the transformative power of faith and the importance of understanding the divine perspective on sin and salvation. [... more]

Christianity is a reasonable faith based on fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness accounts, and changed lives. The Bible, as the Word of God, contains trustworthy accounts of Jesus' life and ministry, including prophecies that were fulfilled hundreds of years after they were written. Eyewitnesses, including the apostles and other early Christians, were willing to die for their faith, providing credible testimony to the truth of Christianity. A changed life is the greatest evidence of the validity of the Christian faith, and Jesus' teachings and example demonstrate the transformative power of faith in Him. [... more]

A native of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, recounts her eyewitness account of the tragic crash of Flight 93, a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania after passengers tried to overpower the hijackers on September 11, 2001. [... more]

Christianity is a reasonable faith based on fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness accounts, and changed lives. Lee Strobel's investigation into the facts surrounding the case for Christianity led him to become a born-again believer. The Bible contains fulfilled prophecy and eyewitness accounts that demonstrate the validity of the Christian faith. [... more]

God's judgment will reveal the true motives and secrets of the heart, condemning those who have rejected the gospel of Christ, conscience, and creation. Believers, on the other hand, have their sins wiped away through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of accountability before God is a central theme in the Bible, with the promise of judgment and redemption for those who believe in Him. The idea that there is no God or no afterlife is a lie that people try to convince themselves of, but the evidence of God's existence is all around us. The Bible teaches that every person will be held accountable for their actions, and that the book of life will be opened to reveal the truth about each individual's deeds. [... more]

A former college basketball player recounts his journey from being part of one of the biggest scandals in college basketball history to finding redemption and faith. He shares his story of how he lost his way and struggled with addiction, but ultimately found a new path and a new sense of purpose. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus is a critical aspect of Christianity, with evidence from the living church, Scripture, eyewitnesses, and the special witness Paul. The New Testament marshals its forces to give testimony to the resurrection, with clear evidence in the earliest writings of Matthew and Mark, and in the earliest epistles, 1 Corinthians. The testimony of the church, the testimony of Scripture, and the testimony of eyewitnesses all point to the validity of the resurrection, making it the foundation of faith. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal event in the Christian faith, with early accounts and eyewitness testimony providing overwhelming evidence of its reality. The empty tomb, the emergence of the church, and the willingness of the apostles to die as martyrs all point to the truth of the resurrection, making it the single most important day in human history. [... more]

A discussion on the uniqueness of Christian prophecies, the eyewitness accounts of Jesus' resurrection, and the concept of hell, heaven, and purgatory in various religious traditions, including Christianity and Catholicism. [... more]

Christianity is a reasonable faith based on fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness accounts, and changed lives. It's about having a dynamic, alive relationship with Jesus Christ, not just being religious. By examining the evidence and following the truth, one can come to a deeper understanding of their faith and find purpose in life. [... more]

The resurrection of Christ is a pivotal event in the New Testament, as described in the Gospel of Mark. The story of Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome buying spices to anoint Jesus' body, only to find the stone rolled away and an angel in white, is a testament to the divine power of God. The angel's message, 'He is risen,' is not just a statement of fact, but a declaration of God's vindication of Jesus' sinlessness and justification of humanity. The eyewitness accounts of those who saw Jesus after His resurrection lend credibility to the event, and serve as a reminder of the importance of faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus Christ's claim of rising from the dead was front-page news in Israel, and the evidence of the Roman soldiers, Jesus's enemies, eyewitnesses, and their martyrdom all point to the resurrection as a historical fact. The eyewitness testimony of over 500 people who saw the risen Christ, including the apostles and ordinary people, is a compelling piece of evidence. The willingness of these eyewitnesses to die rather than recant their testimony is a testament to the truth of their claims. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal event in Christianity, marking the moment when he rose from the dead after being crucified. This event is seen as proof of Jesus' identity as the Son of God and the basis for salvation. Christians believe that Jesus' resurrection offers hope for eternal life and a restored relationship with God. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal event in history, marked by the empty tomb, heavenly angels, and eyewitness accounts. It is a testament to the power of God and the reality of eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. The story of the resurrection is a powerful reminder of the significance of Jesus' sacrifice and the hope of eternal life that it brings. [... more]

The bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal position in Christianity, and skeptics have made various criticisms regarding its validity. J. Warner Wallace discusses the delusional theory, where the disciples imagined seeing Jesus alive after his death, and responds by highlighting the multiple eyewitness accounts of the resurrection, including the apostle Paul and Thomas. He also addresses the imposter theory, where an imposter tricked the disciples into believing Jesus was still alive, and argues that it's not reasonable to believe an imposter could perform the same miraculous feats as Jesus. [... more]

The apostles' testimony of Jesus' resurrection and their authority to write the Bible is rooted in their conviction that the apostles' accounts are eyewitness accounts pointing to something supernatural, making it hard to deny the legitimacy of what they saw. [... more]

The apostles viewed themselves and the scriptures as authoritative divine guides for Christians, demonstrating their understanding of the Old Testament as authenticated prophecies about Jesus and words from the Holy Spirit. They assumed responsibility for writing new scripture, and their opinions ceased to matter as they devoted themselves to the Bible. The apostles' authority is rooted in the promise of Jesus to speak and write authoritatively on his behalf. [... more]

The resurrection of Christ is often misunderstood as a conspiracy theory, but the evidence and eyewitness accounts in the Bible confirm its truth. The Gospel of Matthew describes how the Jewish religious leaders attempted to spread a false narrative to counteract the truth of Christ's resurrection, but the evidence stands strong. Multiple eyewitnesses saw the empty tomb and Jesus appeared to many people over a period of 40 days, including over 500 people at one time. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of Christianity, giving believers certainty, hope, purpose, and presence. This message explores how the disciples' joy was anchored in these four things, and how they can be applied to everyday life to find true joy. [... more]

God's revelation is hidden in a way that only those with childlike hearts can see it, while those with proud and rebellious hearts miss it. The Bible provides enough evidence for those who want to know God, but it's not enough for those who don't. The gospel of Luke presents eyewitness accounts of Jesus' life and teachings, but the message is too counterproductive to be made up, and the accounts are too early to be legends. The Holy Spirit is needed to open people's hearts to see the evidence and believe in God. [... more]

Greg Laurie explores what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ, discussing the importance of love, forgiveness, and following Jesus in everyday life. He shares stories from the Bible, including the call of Matthew and the healing of the paralyzed man, to illustrate the power of Jesus' message and the need to bring Jesus home with us. [... more]

The reliability of carbon-14 dating methods is called into question when investigating the age of Viking skeletons. Empirical science investigators using radiocarbon dating methods assigned a time frame that contradicts historical records and eyewitness accounts. A closer examination of the assumptions underlying radiocarbon dating reveals that a seafood diet, common among Vikings, can skew the results, leading to incorrect conclusions about the age of the skeletons. This highlights the importance of considering eyewitness reports and reliable witnesses when interpreting physical evidence, particularly in cases involving past events that are no longer visible. [... more]