If Jesus wasn’t raised from the dead, then Christianity isn’t true. Here are 10 facts everyone needs to know about the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Christianity rests on eye-witness testimony and historical claims. Here’s why it’s reasonable to believe in Jesus’ resurrection.

Why did Jesus say, “An evil and adulterous generation seeks for a sign, but no sign will be given to it except the sign of the prophet Jonah” (Matt. 12:39)?

The most important thing in Scripture is taught in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, and it’s the Christian’s greatest comfort. What is it?

In a recent poll the majority of those interviewed described faith as a “blind leap”—something you feel deep down inside. But is this really the case? Does the Bible support this view that faith is related to our feelings?

One of the objections I heard and believed as a non-Christian was that a truly good and just God would not permit evil. Only the Judeo-Christian tradition, however, has faced evil squarely and called it what it is. What does the Bible say about the problem of evil?

Of course, no one ever plans to become a heretic, but it still happens. Here are three things you can do to better know and uphold the great truths of the Bible.

Is it reasonable to stake so much on the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John? As I keep translating and reading the gospels, the answer is yes. They hold up to scrutiny. They are more reliable than most other ancient texts.

Many atheists and skeptics pit faith and reason against each other as if a person who has faith does not use his reason and a person who uses his reason will not need faith. Is this actually the case?