Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life How Do I Know the Bible Is True? (Open Forum)
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Aug 1, 2025 
In a thought-provoking discussion, actor Bruce Kuhn, known for his powerful reading of the Gospel of Luke, delves into the historical reliability of the Bible. He argues against the notion that the Gospels are mere legends, presenting them instead as credible historical accounts written close to eyewitness events. The conversation highlights the significance of oral interpretation, the diverse literary styles of scripture, and the compelling evidence for Jesus’ existence. Kuhn encourages listeners to engage thoughtfully with their faith.
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Gospels' Historical Reliability
- The Gospels are either historically reliable or deliberate hoaxes, not legends or fiction.
- They were written within the lifetime of eyewitnesses, making hoax theories unlikely.
Test Historical Documents Rigorously
- Use rules of historiography to evaluate ancient texts like the Gospels.
- Corroboration by external sources strengthens the Gospels' historical claims.
Gettysburg Veterans Analogy
- At the 50th anniversary of Gettysburg, thousands of veterans were alive to corroborate history.
- Similarly, many eyewitnesses to Jesus were alive when the Gospels were written.
