In Part 1 we discussed Isaiah’s prediction about the birth of a son named Immanuel — “God with us” (Isa 7:14), and this messianic child...

Can you believe in something that hasn’t been proven scientifically? Our current culture has an infatuation with science, incessantly...

The birth of an unusual child: The messages of the prophet Isaiah resonate with messianic images and themes. One of these prophecies...

If God knows everything that's going to happen, and even orders all things that happen in creation, what is the point of prayer? This is...

In Christian circles, we often speak of faith. We call Christianity the faith. When someone becomes a Christian we say they have come to...

Throughout the Old Testament, references are found to a messianic “seed” that is associated with God’s plan of redemption. It is...

In this investigative series, we have examined the cumulative evidence for the resurrection by exploring four central questions: Question...

The late Christopher Hitchens said, “The New Testament is a work of crude carpentry, hammered together long after its purported events,...

In considering the evidence for Jesus’s resurrection, we have so far addressed three questions: Question 1: Did later pagan influence add...

The Gospels were clearly written with a primary goal of relating all the authors had seen and heard. Jesus is the narrative, and the...

At some point in the life of most Christians, we ask ourselves this question: “How can I really know that God exists?” Many of us are...

The first articles in this series explored two challenges to Jesus’s resurrection: the claims that Jesus’s first disciples in Palestine...