Mere Historical Christianity

Nathan and Karen continue their conversation with Sean McDowell, discussing the fact that how we respond to skeptics is just as important as the evidence we give.

Christian apologist Sean McDowell joins Nathan and Karen to talk about the current trends in critiques of Christianity and how apologetics has shifted over the years.

Nathan and Karen talk to Dr. Jerry Root about C. S. Lewis and what made him one of the greatest Christian apologists of the 20th Century.

Nathan and Karen talk to Jerry about practicalities of personal evangelism.

Nathan and Karen talk to Dr. Jerry Root, Professor of Evangelism Emeritus at Wheaton College, about the right motivations for evangelism.

Nathan, Karen, and Beau Bishop talk to philosopher and theologian Dr. William Lane Craig about various theories attempting to account for the agreed on minimal facts regarding the empty tomb.

Nathan and Karen welcome another co-host, Beau Bishop, to discuss the historical evidence for the resurrection with philosopher and theologian Dr. William Lane Craig.

Nathan and Justin finish their conversation on the unalterable facts of Jesus' death and resurrection, focusing on the four primary facts everyone agrees on, Christians and non-Christians alike. Check out Justin's article in Christianity Today: “What Skeptical Scholars Admit about the Resurrection of Jesus.”

Nathan sits down with professor, author, and apologist Dr. Justin Bass to discuss his book The Bedrock of Christianity. For more info, check out his article "What's the Earliest Evidence for Christianity?" on The Gospel Coalition.

To finish off our conversation on bibliology, we are airing the Dallas Seminary chapel message by Dan Wallace titled "Christ at the Center: A Bibliology Grounded in Christology." This message is the second in his two-part series Bumper Sticker Theology.