Easter is the celebration of Christ’s resurrection. Christ is absolutely unique in being the only person in history who was pre-announced starting a thousand years before he was born, with over ...

With Jesus' resurrection, there was physical proof that what He said was true. He had defeated death, and had risen again. There are other lessons to be learned from the Emmaus Road, said Johnston.

On Easter, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what is not clear to many is what the resurrection means to Christians and why we would make such a big deal of it.

There’s a principle in Bible study known as “The Full-mention Principle." It refers to places in Scripture where a subject is treated in its entirety. Here are couple of examples. In 1 ...

Both the resurrection of Jesus Christ as revealed in the Gospels, and the resurrection of believers as promised in the Gospels, is explained in 1 Corinthians 15.

The resurrection was not an event about which men knew nothing. It had been predicted before it took place. The Psalmist told about it (Psalm 16:10) and the Jesus told about it (Matthew 12:38-40 ...

In 1998, Lee Strobel, a reporter for the Chicago Tribune and a graduate of Yale Law School, published "The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus ...

Easter commemorates the time when Jesus Christ walked out of His own tomb. By His resurrection, He changed everything. Even the day of the week He arose was changed.

When we listen to the resurrection stories during the Easter season, we often focus on what happened to Jesus. But it’s probably more important to look at what the resurrection does to the ...

After Christ's historic death on the cross and resurrection from the dead, Jesus was seen by more than 500 eyewitnesses over a 40-day period. People saw Him, physically touched Him, heard Him ...