There is a surprising amount of evidence for the historicity of the Old Testament.

Some claim the Bible has been changed over the years. This audio tries to defend the Bible from this charge.

Recent attacks on the Bible say it is unfair to women and Joshua carried out ethnic cleansing when he entered the Promised Land. But what is the truth?

Christians today point out Old Testament prophecies that seem to predict the coming of Jesus. But what did ancient Jewish rabbis think of these verses, and how do Jews today regard them? Are Christians just reading into them the beliefs they have today?

This talk deals with chapter 8 in the book Questioning the Bible--miracles, scientific arguments for the existence of God, and ways to interpret creation as explained in Genesis.

Many passages in the gospels demonstrate interlocking evidence that they were created by eyewitnesses rather than later forgeries.

Inside Paul's letters are creeds that corroborate the four gospels but go much closer to the time of Jesus.

Here's the big picture of the Bible--history, geography, and the books that make it up. Most Christians spend their time focused on a few verses or a chapter, so this may be helpful to see the 66 books as a unit.