Christians should be prepared to defend and share their faith, even while wrestling with doubts and questions that arise from within and without.
The unified personality of Jesus himself..
The personalities of Peter, Martha, and Mary in stories from different Gospels.
Unexplained allusions and unnecessary details-little things that the authors mention apparently just because they are true.
Little-known facts from outside the Bible that confirm details in the Gospels.
Categories of evidence covered include: Undesigned coincidences-puzzle-like connections between the details in different Gospel stories.
Including suggested study and discussion questions and references for further reading and research, Testimonies to the Truth provides an excellent resource for personal study, Sunday School, high school and college classes, and small groups.
With these arguments in hand, you will never be stumped when someone asks, Why should I believe what the Bible says about the life and teachings of Jesus? Above all, Mcgrew points to Jesus himself, true God and true man, the One who teaches, loves, and suffers for us, described by the Gospels in vivid and credible detail.
With a heart for evangelism, equipping believers, and scholarship, Mcgrew brings together new arguments and old ones in a form that is readily accessible to laymen while being careful and rigorous.
With thousands of books out there-not to mention content on social media-where do we start? Testimonies to the Truth, Lydia McGrew\'s fourth book on New Testament reliability, provides a great starting point.
Christians should be prepared to defend and share their faith, even while wrestling with doubts and questions that arise from within and without
