Early Christianity’s rapid expansion traces back to named witnesses, Jesus’ family, and congregations grounded in His historical life.
The Unstoppable Wave: How the Explosive Rise of Early Christianity Demands a Real, Historical Jesus
Clearing the Smoke: Resolving Alleged Contradictions in the Gospel Accounts to Prove Their Unified Truth
Gospel differences examined through careful reading, historical context, and the distinction between contradiction and complementary testimony.
Crushing Voltaire and the Enlightenment Rationalists Who Claimed Jesus Was a Product of Imperial Superstition
A direct biblical and historical response to Voltaire’s objections concerning miracles, revelation, superstition, and religious power.
Exposing the Jesus Seminar and the Scholarly Voting System That Stripped the Gospels of Truth
The Jesus Seminar’s colored votes reveal disputed assumptions about Gospel history, eyewitness testimony, and the words of Jesus.
Dismantling Bruno Bauer and the Christ Myth Theory That Claims Jesus Was a Literary Invention
Bruno Bauer’s Christ myth theory fails to explain Paul’s contact with Jesus’ brother, the apostolic witnesses, and the earliest Christian proclamation.
Countering the Skeptics: Refuting David Hume’s Philosophical Objections and Carl Sagan’s Materialist Attacks Against the Miracles of Jesus
A biblical examination of Hume’s objections and Sagan’s materialism defends the historical credibility of Jesus’ miracles.
Archaeological and Material Evidence That Confirms the World of Jesus
Archaeological discoveries confirm the towns, officials, buildings, and burial practices described in the Gospel accounts of Jesus.
First-Century Jewish Historian Flavius Josephus Testifies to the Historical Jesus
Josephus’s references to Jesus and James provide first-century Jewish testimony while requiring careful examination of disputed wording.
Non-Christian Witnesses and Roman Imperial Records
Roman historians, Jewish testimony, and imperial correspondence corroborate Jesus’ historical setting and the rise of Christianity.
The First-Century Eyewitness Accounts of Jesus
Examine the first-century eyewitness accounts of Jesus through the Gospels, apostolic testimony, and named resurrection witnesses.
