CC027: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 5 of 5)
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Are the Gospels “Hopelessly Contradictory”?
Critics of Christianity love to compile long lists of alleged contradictions in the gospels to shake the faith of unsuspecting church-goers. One of the more famous of these critics is…
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CC026: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 4 of 5)
This is the fourth episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max Baker-Hitch, both…
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Dispelling A Bunch of Myths About Christianity in the Second Century
Luckily, not too many people are Jesus mythicists. The consensus among scholars is that Jesus really existed. There are a ton of reasons for this, but at least one reason…
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CC025: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 3 of 5)
This is the third episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max Baker-Hitch, both…
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Technology Has Enslaved You
Delete your social media. Get rid of your streaming services. Don’t let your kids have tablets and spend time watching youtube videos. That’s crazy talk, I know. What are we…
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Why Everyone Should Believe that the Gospels are Reliable
The four Gospels speak of Jesus the Christ. Together they speak about the life of Jesus in a number of ways. They tell of his virgin birth, his arguments with…
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CC024: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 2 of 5)
This is the second episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max Baker-Hitch, both…
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How to Talk to People About Christianity with Greg Koukl
Talking about your faith with nonbelievers can seem intimidating. How do you even start a conversation with somebody about Christianity? What happens if they start to ask questions you don’t…
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A New Response to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness
Long ago, Blaise Pascal wrote in his Pensees, “God being thus hidden, every religion which does not affirm that God is hidden, is not true; and every religion which does…
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