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Do we have compelling historic evidence for the resurrection? How reliable and strong is the evidence? Join Dr. Gary Habermas as he presents a unique and compelling case for the resurrection of Christ.
On Palm Sunday Jesus marched into Jerusalem as the crowds shouted Hosanna, laid down their cloaks, and waved palm leaves. What many have called the “Triumphal entry” of Jesus into Jerusalem was actually one of the greatest tragedies in the history of mankind. Join Pat as he explains the many facets of Jesus’ final entry to Jerusalem and why the triumphal entry ended in the world’s greatest tragedy.
Palm Sunday, when Christ entered Jerusalem on the colt of a donkey was the grand moment in history the nation of Israel and the world was long waiting for. What was the significance of this moment? Why was it such a tragic moment for the nation of Israel and world? Join Pat as he explains the importance of Palm Sunday and why the triumphal entry ended in one of the greatest tragedies for Israel and mankind.
Is beauty just a matter of personal taste, or does it reveal something deeper about reality? In God of Wonders: How Beauty Argues for a God, we explore how the universal appeal of beauty—found in nature, art, and music—points to a transcendent source. If beauty stirs awe and longing within us, could it be a glimpse of the divine? Join us as we examine how beauty makes a compelling case for the existence of God.
Why does beauty move us so deeply? From stunning sunsets to the elegance of a symphony, beauty seems to point beyond itself to something greater. In God of Wonders: How Beauty Argues for a God, we explore how the presence of beauty—unnecessary for survival yet universally meaningful—suggests the existence of a divine Creator. Could our awe and longing for beauty be signs that we were made for something beyond this world? Tune in as we unpack this fascinating argument and consider what beauty reveals about God.
Critics allege that the gospels have been edited and changed over the centuries so that they are not a reliable account of Jesus life. New Testament scholar Bart Erhman claims there are numerous significant copyist errors and therefore, one cannot believe the gospels we have today are accurate to the original text. Is this indeed the case? Join Pat as he defends the historical reliability of the Gospels.
Atheist Richard Dawkins states, “Ever since the nineteenth century, scholarly theologians have made an overwhelming case that the gospels are not reliable accounts of what happened in the history of the real world. All were written long after the death of Jesus and also after the epistles of Paul.” Is Richard Dawkins right? Do we have an accurate record of the life of Christ? Join Pat as he defends the historical reliability of the Gospels.
Children are bombarded with ideas that are contrary to biblical truth through their educational system, media, and friends. More than ever, Christian children need to learn to think well and develop skills to discern truth from error and good arguments from bad arguments. How can we ground our children in the Christian worldview and equip them with good thinking skills? Join Pat and his guest Elizabeth Urbanowicz, as they share principles on building a Christian worldview foundation with children and helping them think well.
Do we have an accurate historical account of life and teachings of the founders of the world religions? How accurate our present day texts to the original documents? Was the life and teachings of Jesus unique from all other religious teachers? Join Pat and guest Dr. Gary Habermas as they explain how Jesus and Christianity is unique from all other world religions and their founders.
Do all religions teach essentially the same thing? How unique is Christianity from all the other world religions? Since all religions have miracle claims, how can we know which one is true? Join Pat and his guest Dr. Gary Habermas as they reveal the uniqueness of Jesus from all other religions of the world.
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