Gary Habermas is the leading scholar on the resurrection of Jesus. In this book he and Mike Licona offer a valuable resource for anyone looking for detailed historical evidence of the physical resurrection of Jesus. I cover the opening chapter that talks of why this event is so crucial, whether Jesus actually predicted his rise from the dead, and whether this event can be "proven." I also mention the five minimal facts that the majority of all historians are willing to grant regarding the resurrection.

Natasha Crain has done a wonderful job equipping parents with tools to help them keep their kids focused on the truth of Christianity. I cover her chapter on how the books of the New Testament were chosen.

Randy Alcorn tackles the difficult issue of the existence of God in a world of pain and suffering. This is the number-one complaint many have--how can there be a good, all-powerful God when there is so much evil in this life? I look at his first chapter, in which he explains why the problem of evil and suffering is so important. 

Natasha Crain has written a book that describes the modern secular culture we live in and ways Christians can navigate it. Today's podcast looks at her chapter that explains why secularism is so appealing.

This is one of the best apologetics books available. I go over a chapter in it that talks about early testimony about Jesus.

Here's a book that tackles six false accounts of Christianity's history. I am looking at the author's chapter on missionaries and the good that they have really done, as opposed to the myth that they wrecked native cultures.

Rodney Stark, noted historian, takes a look at the Crusades to show how many misconceptions and lies exist about those struggles. I explore his chapter that refutes the idea of a "Dark Ages" in Europe and clears up a misconception about Muslim culture.

This book tackles major attacks on Christianity. I look at a chapter that explores the history of science and Christianity to show that they are not enemies. 

Zondervan has produced a beautiful book that explores archeological discoveries that validate the historical accuracy of the Bible. I focus on a pharaoh's boast, desperate letters sent to Egypt, the missing Hittites, David, and the Philistines.

This handbook covers so many interesting things about the Bible. This podcast focuses on the flood story and the resurrection of Jesus.