Flavius Josephus' writings provide essential understanding into Jewish life, both during his time and before. His passage about Jesus Christ is almost too good to be true for Christians, but a new book, Josephus and Jesus, New Evidence for the One Called Christ, uses AI to analyze the language of Josephus and claims that the text sounds like what a non-Christian Jewish man in the first century might have said about Christ. [... more]

The historic evidence for Jesus' resurrection is overwhelming, validating his claim to be the way, the truth, and the life. This event gives Christians absolute hope for the future and offers spiritual life right now, empowering them to live holy lives and be men and women with a resurrected power every moment of every day. [... more]

The central question of Christianity is whether Jesus rose from the dead, and this event is historically verifiable. Chip Ingram shares his journey of exploring doubts and finding answers through research and intellectual curiosity, highlighting the importance of understanding why we believe what we believe. [... more]

Two powerful stories of people who thought they had everything figured out until they didn't, exploring the idea that true fulfillment comes from a relationship with Jesus, and that seeking Him with all one's heart leads to finding Him. [... more]

John Dickerson explores the existence of Jesus and the fulfillment he offers, discussing historical evidence, personal experiences, and the impact of Christianity on society. He encourages listeners to try Jesus for themselves and return to him when life gets dry or stale. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings on scripture, salvation, and baptism, with a focus on the Bible and historical accounts from Josephus. The hosts also explore the concept of the Holy Spirit and the priesthood, highlighting the differences between the Eastern Orthodox Church and other Christian denominations. [... more]

The speaker explores the meaning of a verse in the Song of Solomon, discussing the significance of the sun and the concept of 'under the sun.' They also examine the story of Beth Shemesh and the Ark of the Covenant, drawing parallels between the ancient narrative and modern-day experiences of toiling under one's own power rather than God's. [... more]