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Who is Jesus Christ? The answer to this question is incredibly important. But the traditional response, derived from the Gospel accounts, is often deeply offensive to unbelievers.

Does it matter that Jesus was Jewish and, more specifically, a "son of David"? Why is His family line important?

Over many centuries, God raised up numerous prophets who reiterated his plan to rescue His people through a Messiah. Some of these prophecies were so specific that it was unlikely that anyone could fulfill them. But someone did.

What was Jesus like? What sort of things did He say and do? How did He treat the people around Him? The Gospels reveal how His actions, words and encounters with people were nothing less than shocking.

It's a fact: Jesus died on a cross. But why? What did it mean? And how is His death central to our life? Del Tacket helps relive the last week of Jesus' life and explores the unseen realities that made the Crucifixion necessary.

When Jesus reappeared to His disciples after His crucifixion, it changed everything. In this lecture, learn what attempts have been made to explain away the historical reality of Jesus' resurrection.

This session weighs the arguments traditionally made against Jesus' divinity and then start to look at all the evidence in favor of it.

In this lesson, explore how the language and actions of Jesus, Himself prove His identity as the Messiah, negating claims that Jesus' disciples turned Him into a god of their own invention.

In a society that loves tolerance and diversity, it poses a problem when a person comes along who claims his way is the only way. He's bound to be labeled a bigot and face serious oppositions, unless he happens to be right.

This lesson explores ways to best engage with individuals who don't share the same viewpoint of the gospels and considers ways to show them who Jesus really is.