The Apostle Paul says we are to be pitied among all people if Jesus did not in fact rise from the dead. As we come to the time celebrating Easter, how do we know Jesus actually rose from the dead? What evidence is do we have showing us that we can be confident that our hope is not in vain? We discuss this topic with apologist and Assistant Professor of Biology, Dr. Jonathan McLatchie.
Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?
March 29, 2021 • Dr. Jonathan McLatchie
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