Witness Wednesday: An Agnostic Tests the Bible + A Hebrew Roots Believer Rejects ‘Easter’

It’s Witness Wednesday! A sharp history student, Cole, wrestles with the resurrection, truth, and his own conscience—then a Hebrew Roots believer named Carlos questions Easter, church tradition, and the name “Jesus.”

Segment 1

• A thoughtful agnostic history major explores the reliability of Scripture and the resurrection.

• Todd walks him through manuscript evidence and eyewitness testimony.

• Can Christianity stand the test of history?

Segment 2

• The conversation turns from intellect to conscience—lying, lust, blasphemy, and guilt before God.

• Justice and mercy collide at the cross as Todd explains how forgiveness is possible.

• Will Cole see his need for grace?

Segment 3

• The tension rises: evidence vs. surrender.

• Todd reminds Cole that the Christian faith is intellectual, but it’s not JUST intellectual.

• Todd urges Cole to respond before it’s too late.

Segment 4

• A self-described believer rejects “Easter,” insists on “Yeshua,” and blends Hebrew roots with Christian faith.

• Todd probes what’s behind the name debate and where saving faith truly rests.

• Can focusing on details make us miss the gospel itself?

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