In The Case for Christ, Lee Strobel investigates the evidence for Jesus’ life, death and resurrection with the eye of a sceptical journalist — and ends up finding faith. Available now to borrow.
..is "Excavating The Evidence For Jesus", by Dr Titus Kennedy an archaeologist who has investigated first hand the <a></a>discoveries connected to Jesus' birth, ministry, crucifixion and resurrection. Feel free to borrow or just read in church. You can find it on the bookcase by the votive candles from this Wednesday 26th March
Did Jesus ever really exist? Central to the Christian claim is that Jesus was born of a virgin in Bethlehem in Judea during the reign of Augustus Caesar, lived for around 33 years and gathered a large following. He died by Roman Crucifixion and miraculously rose again from the dead, appearing to around 500 people for approximately 40 days and then went up and disappeared. What if that is just a work of fiction, stuff of myth and legend? What would be the point of Christianity or indeed the church in our village? Well, here at St Marys Church we are addressing that issue with our series of books on "Reasons to Believe", the first of which deals with the evidence from the perspective of 'cold case' detection. J Warner Wallace is a retired cold case detective and as an atheist decided to investigate Christianity using the investigative techniques he employed in his work as a detective. Please feel free to have a look at it. You may borrow it if you like, but we would be pleased if you would write your name, the date and your phone number on the notepad provided.
*Introducing ‘Reasons to Believe’ at St Mary’s: Evidence for the Existence, Crucifixion, and Resurrection of Jesus!We invite you to explore the powerful evidence for Jesus' life, crucifixion, and resurrection through our ‘Reasons to Believe’ bookcase. This special display will be available over Easter and continue beyond, offering resources and insights for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Jesus.Whether you are curious, questioning, or committed, our bookcase is here to provide thought-provoking materials and a chance to reflect on the truth of the Christian faith.Visit St Mary’s to discover why we believe in Jesus—and why you might, too!**
