In all likelihood, most of you already have made up your minds about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But there may be some of you who have lingering doubts about the truthfulness of the resurrection of Christ. Regardless of which position best describes your view of Christ’s resurrection, what we all must do is check our prejudice at the door and openly and honestly examine the historical facts attending the resurrection.

Anyone familiar with New Testament writings is quite familiar with the term “mystery” as it is applied to God’s plan for the redemption of the human race through the predicted Messiah. The New Testament writers did possess the final, completing piece of that mystery.

A session from the "Behold! The Lamb of God" seminar--part II of AP's "Pillars of Faith" seminar series--conducted by Kyle Butt and Eric Lyons.

Modern critics of Christ often question why there are stories of “savior-gods” (outside of Judaism and Christianity) that sound somewhat similar to the story of Jesus. Why would various civilizations that existed centuries before the time of Christ have “legends” about god-like characters who worked miracles, conquered death, and were revered by their followers? Join Eric as he defends the uniqueness of Christ, offering reasonable and biblical answers to these questions.

Some claim that Jesus did exist, but that He was merely a good man. Allegedly, centuries after His death, Jesus’ followers embellished the accounts of His life and made Him into something He wasn’t. Was Jesus really Divine?

Did God create the Universe and everything in it “in six days” or “six billion years”? How does the Bible answer this question? What did Jesus teach about Creation?