Why are there different Bible translations? Is there one better than the other? Is there a correct Bible translation? Why so many different Bibles? This course will cover 20 different Bible translations, how we got them, how they were developed, and what their utility is, so you can be better equipped in your Bible studies….
Project Type: History
Archaeology of the Book of Daniel | 16-31 min
Many critics and skeptics of the Bible like to focus on the Book of Daniel, citing this book as some of the best evidence that the Bible is false. Throughout this series we will look at the evidence that supports this amazing book. Introduction: the Skeptics (22 min) This introduction addresses the seven skeptical claims…
Give Me a Reason To Believe: Evidence of Bible History | 43 min
If the Bible is true, we should be able to find evidence of Bible history in archaeology. Did you know there has never been one provable archaeological discovery that disproves the Bible? There have been tens of thousands of archaeological discoveries that support the Bible! Here are a few of these discoveries: “House of David”…
Give Me A Reason To Believe: Evidence Through Prophecies Of Nations (Bible Prophecy) | 45 min
Is the Bible true? The case through Bible prophecy. What makes Bible prophecy trustworthy? Compared to other religious writing, the Bible is unique. It is a one-of-a-kind compilation of 66 books written by 40 different authors over a span of 2,000 years. Many of these books contain prophecies concerning world events that have occurred just…
Give Me a Reason to Believe: Evidence for the Resurrection | 50 min
The resurrection is the cornerstone to salvation and the Christian faith. Without Jesus’ resurrection, there is no reconciliation with God and only condemnation for the world. This supernatural event is highly contested and many theories have circulated to attempt to explain the resurrection as a sort of magic trick or organized deception. Do these theories…
Matstsebah Stones (Memorial Day Special) | 31 min
Memorial Day and the tradition of remembering As a nation we are about to celebrate Memorial Day. It found its roots on the 5th of May in 1868, when General John Logan, who was the national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, officially proclaimed it in a written order. It was originally named Decoration…
Give me a Reason To Believe: Evidence Jesus is the Messiah through Prophecies | 52 min
Related Courses Dig deeper in messianic prophecies in our Road to Emmaus series that covers in depth the 80 major messianic prophecies of the Old Testament and how Jesus fulfilled them! Mathematicians in the 1990’s calculated the odds of impossibility. “If probability is less than 1:1050, it is essentially impossible or beyond reason.” Yet when…
Give me a Reason To Believe: Evidence Through Manuscripts | 39 min
Some universities and skeptics teach that the Old Testament is not accurate due to the Hebrew nation not having a written alphabet or being capable of writing things down until after the Babylonian captivity (425 B.C.) They teach that everything was handed down by oral tradition until the Persian Empire, when it was written. This…
Jonah | 32 – 54 min
The Book of Jonah is often named by atheists as the book they can’t believe. How can a man survive in a fish for 3 days? Is there archeological evidence of Nineveh? In this series Michael will take you through the entire book of Jonah, verse by verse. Session 1 | 49 min This first…
Traditions of New Year’s Celebrations | 27 min
Happy New Year! We’re a little late to the party but here is a special on the history of New year’s celebrations. Did you know the New Year is the oldest holiday known? Where do our traditions come from? And what does it have to do with faith?