For Christians, the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of our faith. But for many who have never explored the story of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection, the details may be largely unknown, and the story on the surface may appear to be more myth than fact.
The book Is Easter Unbelievable? Four Questions Everyone Should Ask About the Resurrection Story invites those unfamiliar with or skeptical about the events surrounding the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus to consider the historical evidence. This brief, sixty-page book concisely explains why the Gospel records are historically credible. It addresses questions like “Is there any proof that Jesus actually lived?” and “What makes Christians believe that He rose from the dead?”
The author, apologist Rebecca McLaughlin, draws not only from the Gospels but also from non-biblical sources, like scholars and ancient Roman historians, to address four main questions:
- Is Jesus’ death historical?
- Is Jesus’ death ethical?
- Is Jesus’ resurrection credible?
- Is Jesus’ offer of eternal life desirable?
This is a book for you to give to unbelieving or skeptical friends, neighbors, and colleagues. It comes bundled as a three-pack so you can keep one and give two away—or give all three away! As Easter approaches, this book is perfect for opening the door to a Gospel conversation or to give along with an invitation to your church’s Easter Sunday worship service.
