Christian faith rests on historical truth, eyewitness testimony, Scripture, and Christ’s resurrection—not on fluctuating human feelings.
The Foundation of Fact: Grounding Your Faith in History, Not Feelings
The Intellectual Wall — Objections That Feel Unanswerable
Intellectual objections can become walls against faith, but Scripture shows how evidence, sound reasoning, and honest inquiry expose what truly blocks belief.
The Fear of Being Wrong — What If You Commit and It’s All a Lie
Fear of being wrong can keep people from Christ, but biblical faith is not blind; it rests on evidence, truth, and responsible examination.
The Evidence That Never Arrives — Waiting for Proof That Won’t Convince
Why does more evidence sometimes fail to produce faith? Scripture shows that unbelief can persist even when powerful reasons for belief are already present.
Mary Magdalene: Announcing That Jesus Had Been Raised
Mary Magdalene moved from grief at Jesus’ tomb to courageous witness after encountering the risen Christ.
The Resurrected Jesus Appears to His Disciples
The risen Jesus appears to His disciples, proves He is alive, explains the Scriptures, commissions witnesses, and strengthens faith.
Jesus Is Raised from the Dead
Jesus’ empty tomb, the angelic announcement, eyewitness encounters, and the guards’ false story establish the reality of His resurrection.
Overcoming Doubt and Skepticism About True Christianity
Biblical faith overcomes doubt through evidence, sound interpretation, Christ’s resurrection, obedient study, and confidence in Jehovah’s Word.
The Historicity of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ stands firmly within first-century history through Scripture, eyewitness testimony, archaeology, and hostile corroboration.
Christianity Aligns with Reason and Observation
Christianity agrees with creation, conscience, history, reason, and human experience while grounding saving truth in Jehovah’s Word.
