The Question That Matters
They weren't trying to trap me or start an argument. They simply wanted to understand. "Why do you believe in Christianity?" they asked, and I could tell they really meant it. There wasn't any eye-rolling or gotcha energy in the room. Just honest curiosity about why I think Christianity is actually true.
What surprised me wasn't the question itself, but how quickly I knew my answer. After years of wrestling with doubt, shifting perspectives, and rethinking everything I thought I knew about faith, one thing had risen to the surface and stayed there. I don't follow Jesus because that's how I was raised. I don't believe because it feels right in my heart. I don’t even believe because the Bible says so. I believe because I'm convinced…
that Jesus of Nazareth actually rose from the dead on the third day after his crucifixion. I believe because of an actual event in history.
What Makes Christianity Different
When you step back and look at world reli…