The apostolic gospel proclaims Christ’s sacrifice for sins and Jehovah’s raising Him from the dead as the foundation of forgiveness and hope.
The Apostolic Witness to the Cross and Resurrection
Jesus Christ as the Promised Messiah
The gospel centers on Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, fulfilling divine promises against sin, restoring humanity through His sacrificial love, and establishing God's kingdom.
Why Must Believers Defend Scripture Without Compromising Its Plain Meaning?
Believers must defend Scripture by preserving its plain meaning, honoring its divine origin, authority, clarity, and unchanging truth.
How Does the Unity of Scripture Refute the Claim of Contradiction?
The remarkable unity of the Bible across 1,600 years, dozens of writers, and diverse cultures powerfully refutes the claim that Scripture contradicts itself.
Why Does the Resurrection of Christ Confirm the Trustworthiness of Scripture?
The resurrection of Christ confirms the trustworthiness of Scripture by fulfilling prophecy, validating Jesus’ teachings, and demonstrating Jehovah’s faithfulness.
The Bible Under Fire: Inspiration, Inerrancy, and the Authority of Scripture
Scripture is God-breathed, truthful, authoritative, and sufficient, answering critics through careful biblical interpretation.
How Does the Bible Defend Its Own Divine Authority?
The Bible defends its divine authority through inspiration, prophecy, unity, moral purity, and Christ’s own use of Scripture.
Why Is the Historical-Grammatical Method Essential for Defending the Bible?
The Historical-Grammatical method defends Scripture by honoring its words, context, history, doctrine, and divine authority.
How Have Skeptics Tried to Discredit the Reliability of Scripture?
Skeptics attack Scripture through claims about corruption, contradictions, miracles, canon, prophecy, and morality, but God’s Word stands firm.
Why Is the Bible Still Under Attack in the Modern World?
The Bible is still attacked because it speaks with Jehovah’s authority, exposes sin, and calls all people to obey Christ.
