The Jesus Conversations

The best evidence that Christians have today that declares God's existence, defeating all other scientific or philosophical arguments...can you guess what it is?

For decades, many people believed science and faith oppose one another. That is, you either believe in God or believe in science, never both. Is this true? Do Christians have to dismiss science in order to maintain their faith in Jesus? In this episode, we take a closer look at this claim.

Back again with another evidence for the existence of God. This time we are taking a look at something we all share: DNA.

In this episode we discuss one of the greatest evidences for God's existence and simultaneously answer one of the biggest questions of Christianity: who created God?

And a huge shout out to Eric Hernandez for many of the concepts that I discuss in this video- his new book- The Lazy Approach to Evangelism- is such a good read! Highly recommend it.

Can we come to a logical and rational conclusion that Jesus rose from the dead based on evidence and facts from history?

In this episode, we fully lay out all of the evidence pertaining to Jesus' life, death, and events surrounding the start of Christianity, so you can come to a reasonable verdict.

Per our last episode, we established that Jesus claimed to be God. But wasn't he just a mere mortal? How can a human being be God? In this episode, we dive deep into this question

Skeptics from other religions and worldviews profess that Jesus never said he was God in the scriptures. They question that if he never said he was God, then why do we worship him?

We address this question in this episode, going through each evidence and reason we have to believe Jesus was God, and if we should really worship him as one.

Today we tackle the foundational question that lies at the bottom layer of Christianity: can we be sure if Jesus even existed or was he entirely made up?

In this episode, we go through one of the biggest challenges Christians face, and how to overcome it.

Does believing in God require you to have blind faith, or can Christians come a logical and rational conclusion to affirm their beliefs based on evidence?