The Spread of Christianity in the First Three Centuries Amidst Persecution

Christianity spread across the Roman world through Scripture, courageous evangelism, congregational teaching, and endurance under persecution.

Why Belief in a Revelation from God Makes Sense

Belief in divine revelation is reasonable because creation, conscience, history, prophecy, Christ, and Scripture form one coherent witness.

The New Testament is reliable through apostolic testimony, historical accuracy, canonical recognition, and abundant manuscript evidence.

Jesus’ resurrection confirms His sacrifice, establishes His authority, and guarantees Jehovah’s future resurrection of the dead.

Did the Bible’s miracles really happen? Scripture presents them as public, historical acts of Jehovah supported by eyewitness testimony.

The empty tomb, eyewitness appearances, and transformed disciples provide a compelling historical case for Jesus’ resurrection.

Christian answers to objections about God, evil, Scripture, miracles, Christ’s resurrection, morality, exclusivity, and salvation.

Divine revelation is necessary because only Jehovah can disclose His character, moral will, salvation through Christ, and purpose for mankind.

The death, empty tomb, eyewitness appearances, and transformed disciples establish the historical reality of Jesus’ resurrection.

Satan’s rebellion began when wrongful jealousy grew into a desire for worship, authority, and loyalty that belong only to Jehovah.