I Have a Question
Some of the most important questions a person can ask are the ones many feel uncomfortable raising: Why does a good God allow suffering? Can the resurrection really be trusted? Are the Gospels reliable history or pious legend? These three sermons take those questions seriously, bringing scripture and evidence together to show that Christian faith is not a leap in the dark. From the cross of Good Friday to the empty tomb of Easter morning to the manuscript evidence behind the New Testament, each sermon builds a case that is worth sitting with carefully. Whether you carry deep doubts or simply want your faith strengthened, these messages offer honest, grounded answers to the questions that matter most.
Good Friday reveals that God did not stand distant from suffering but entered into it Himself. Through the cross, Jesus drank the cup of judgment so that forgiveness, freedom, and eternal life could be offered to all who trust in Him.
The tomb was empty, the grave clothes were left behind, and even the earliest critics never claimed otherwise. Four pieces of evidence point to a resurrection that changes everything about life, death, and hope.
The four Gospels stand up to serious scrutiny. From manuscript evidence to the costly sacrifices of their authors, there are strong reasons to trust what they say about Jesus.