Skeptics often object that Christianity is unlikely to be true because of the hypocrisy of its followers. Tonight, we look at hypocrisy.

Clearly the topic of "faith" is an important one if we are to understand the Christian life. Jesus explains it to us.

In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus endures what no man has ever endured before...but why?

Is it a stumbling block for you that Christianity claims to be the only "way, truth and life?" Jesus preached about the "narrow way."

Why would Jesus say that his followers had to "hate" their mother and father in order to follow him? Jesus' radical view of discipleship is considered here.

In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Tim Keller says that Jesus is describing two different ways of being lost.

It's one thing for friend to be deceiving me, it's another thing entirely when our deception comes from inside.

In the famous story of The Good Samaritan, Jesus lays down the most radical demand for service that any world religion has ever known.

The death of Jesus, the Son of God, is the worst thing that has ever happened in human history. It is, however, equally, the most wonderful thing that has ever happened.

The resurrection is a knotty historical anomaly that defies easy explanation by historians both secular and faithful. But if it's true, it changes everything.