How can we know the Bible hasn't changed over time? The New Testament accounts were written in the ancient world and preserved through generations of manuscripts. If we’re going to build our understanding of Jesus on these texts, it’s worth asking how reliably they have been preserved and what evidence we have for their historical accuracy. In this episode, Pete Nicholas and Ashley Spilker explore the evidence behind the New Testament, from the time between Jesus’ life and the writing of the Gospels to the thousands of surviving manuscripts and historical sources that can be used to examine its claims. For more information visit CuriousForMore.org

There are thousands of Christian denominations, traditions, and churches that don’t always agree. For someone trying to figure out whether Christianity is true, those disagreements can be confusing and even cause more doubt. In this episode, Pete Nicholas and Ashley Spilker explore how to think about the differences between Christian traditions, why some disagreements matter more than others, and how Scripture distinguishes essential truth from secondary differences. If you’re trying to make sense of Christianity or wondering whether there’s a reliable way to distinguish truth from error this conversation is a great place to start. For more information visit CuriousForMore.org

With so many religions and worldviews competing for our attention, figuring out what to believe can feel overwhelming. Pete Nicholas and Ashley Spilker explore how to evaluate religious truth claims without blindly accepting them and why Christianity ultimately comes down to the person and claims of Jesus Himself. This conversation offers a starting point for anyone wrestling with faith, doubt, or whether Christianity deserves serious consideration. To learn more, visit CuriousForMore.org.

Curious For More is a podcast for anyone seeking to ask honest questions about church, culture, Christianity, and what it means to follow Jesus. Every week, Pete Nicholas and Ashley Spilker will bring their different experiences of faith to real questions submitted by people in their community, from those who have been Christians for years to those who aren’t sure what they believe.

Whether you’re skeptical, searching, or simply curious, you’re invited into the conversation. To learn more visit CuriousForMore.org