The Case for Christ: From Atheism to Christianity

March 31, 2018September 25, 2019 bigspringschurchCase for Christ, crucifixion, Easter, Journal of the American Medical Association, Lee Strobel, mass hysteria theory, resurrection, stolen body theory, swoon theory, wrong tomb theory

March 30, 2018 • Download this article (PDF) In The Case for Christ, a DVD movie released recently, former award-winning Chicago Tribune journalist Lee Strobel tells of how he turned away from atheism to the Christian faith through his research to debunk the resurrection of Christ. His colleague at the Tribune told him that the resurrection is Christianity’s central doctrine. If he can prove that the resurrection is a myth, “the whole house of cards falls.” What happened to him in his investigation is the work of God himself. Here…

4 Crumbs of Fool’s Gold About the Resurrection of Jesus

March 29, 2016September 25, 2019 bigspringschurchresurrection, spiritual resurrection theory, stolen body theory, swoon theory, wrong tomb theory

Last Sunday, Easter Sunday, I attached this article, condensed from “The Resurrection of Jesus Christ” by Dr. Jack L. Arnold of Third Millennium Ministries, as a bulletin insert. It is one thing to reject the resurrection fact; it is quite another to try to explain away the biblical record. Men have tried to explain the empty tomb in a number of ways: The “wrong tomb” theory: Some say that the women who found the tomb empty were at the wrong tomb. There were four women. If the ladies made…