If God wants us to believe in him, why isn't he more obvious? There are FOUR very good reasons, outlined in this brief 5-minute podcast.

Episode 2 of FAITH in FIVE: So What if God Exists? Does it make any difference at all? Even if there is some kind of God out there, what relevance does this have to my life?

This is the first episode in the five-minute series, FAITH in FIVE, providing short answers to big questions. In this episode we examine the question, "What evidence is there for God's existence?" Is there any evidence at all?

Here is the third episode in my five-minute series, Faith in Five. It deals with the question, "Which religion is true?" and explains why Christianity deserves to be taken seriously out of all the world's religions. It also examines the main criteria that most people employ in assessing the various religions and reveals how that common criteria is the most irrelevant factor in the search for truth.

7 historical facts that support the resurrection of Jesus. These are historical facts that no serious historian denies, and the best explanation for them is that Jesus really did rise from the dead

Explains the need to move beyond mere belief and turn to Jesus in true faith and repentance.

Atheism requires that you believe in 10 impossible things. By denying God as the ultimate cause of the universe, the atheist is left grasping at 10 straws: a series of highly implausible explanations which, when considered together, amount to a cumulative impossibility.

Pascal's Wager proposes that the question of God's possible existence has huge consequences and must be considered very seriously. It points out the potential eternal loss that faces those who reject God if it turns out that they are wrong and God does, indeed, exist.