The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ form the historical and theological foundation proving Christianity true.
The Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Emmaus-Nicopolis: The Village on the Road to the Risen Christ
Emmaus-Nicopolis is historically rich, but Luke’s Emmaus remains identified chiefly by Scripture: sixty stadia from Jerusalem and the risen Christ.
What Can We Learn From the Man Who Was Walking and Leaping and Praising God in Acts 3:8?
What can we learn from the man in Acts 3:8? His walking, leaping, and praising God reveal Christ’s power, true worship, and the call to repentance.
Why Is Jesus Greater Than Every Other Great Figure in History?
Jesus is greater than all others because He alone is the sinless Son of God, the ransom, the risen Lord, and Jehovah’s appointed King.
Archaeology: Jesus Christ, the Son of God
Archaeology confirms the real-world setting of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and supports the Gospel record of His birth, ministry, death, and resurrection.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Thursday, September 25, 2025
Baptism saves, not by water’s power, but as an appeal to God through Christ’s resurrection, marking the believer’s new life and separation from sin.
Can Naturalistic Theories Adequately Explain the Resurrection of Jesus Christ?
In this article, we critically analyze various naturalistic theories proposed to explain one of Christianity's central events: the resurrection. This article delves into the swoon theory, theft hypothesis, wrong tomb theory, hallucination hypothesis, and the legend or myth theory, scrutinizing each against historical evidence, logical reasoning, and biblical accounts. It also examines the transformative apostolic testimony and the significant role of women as witnesses, highlighting the inadequacies of these naturalistic explanations. The piece presents a comprehensive evaluation, concluding that the resurrection, as a historical event, is the most plausible explanation for the emergence and persistence of the Christian faith.
