When John the Baptist inquired whether Jesus was the Messiah, Jesus pointed to His miracles as evidence (Matt 11:4-6). Similarly, He provided proof of His resurrection to His disciples (Acts 1:3). When new believers in Corinth questioned Paul about his teaching on resurrection, he referenced the evidence of Jesus’s own resurrection (1 Cor. 15:12-19). The disciples also emphasized eyewitness accounts of Jesus’s resurrection in their teachings (Acts 2:14-41). Throughout history, evidence has been a vital component of the Christian message. This evidence doesn’t serve to prove Christianity’s truth; instead, it exists because Christianity is true.

I created this website to highlight that evidence and to support others in their quest for understanding. My doctoral studies in Christian apologetics stemmed from a deep desire to learn more about Jesus and Christianity and explore the foundations of an evidence-based faith. I hope to share insights and resources illuminating the Christian message’s truth through this platform.