Is Easter Unbelievable? & Saved
Is Easter Unbelievable? Four Questions Everyone Should Ask About the Resurrection Story explores the historical evidence behind the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It draws from the Gospels and non-biblical sources like scholarly writings and ancient Roman history to affirm that Jesus was, without doubt, a historical figure.
In sixty brief pages, respected apologist Rebecca McLaughlin answers four important questions about the resurrection: Is Jesus’ death historical? Is Jesus’ death ethical? Is Jesus’ resurrection credible? and Is Jesus’ offer of eternal life desirable?
This book comes in a three-pack so you can give copies away to friends or family who might be skeptical about the events surrounding the first Easter.
Saved: Experiencing the Promise of the Book of Acts by Nancy Gutherie is a comprehensive guide to better understanding the events that took place during the formation of the early church. Saved closely examines the experience of the apostles in the days following Jesus’ resurrection and ascension. The book is a chapter-by-chapter companion to the book of Acts, with particular focus on the work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of the apostles and in the transforming power of the Gospel message during the first century.
Nancy Guthrie points out the big themes in the book of Acts and provides insightful commentary about how the Gospel spread through the preaching of the apostles. The book includes maps and a detailed timeline to help readers navigate through the historical record and the missionary work of the apostle Paul.
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Is Easter Unbelievable? Four Questions Everyone Should Ask About the Resurrection Story explores the historical evidence behind the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It draws from the Gospels and non-biblical sources like scholarly writings and ancient Roman history to affirm that Jesus was, without doubt, a historical figure.
In sixty brief pages, respected apologist Rebecca McLaughlin answers four important questions about the resurrection: Is Jesus’ death historical? Is Jesus’ death ethical? Is Jesus’ resurrection credible? and Is Jesus’ offer of eternal life desirable?
This book comes in a three-pack so you can give copies away to friends or family who might be skeptical about the events surrounding the first Easter.
Saved: Experiencing the Promise of the Book of Acts by Nancy Gutherie is a comprehensive guide to better understanding the events that took place during the formation of the early church. Saved closely examines the experience of the apostles in the days following Jesus’ resurrection and ascension. The book is a chapter-by-chapter companion to the book of Acts, with particular focus on the work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of the apostles and in the transforming power of the Gospel message during the first century.
Nancy Guthrie points out the big themes in the book of Acts and provides insightful commentary about how the Gospel spread through the preaching of the apostles. The book includes maps and a detailed timeline to help readers navigate through the historical record and the missionary work of the apostle Paul.