Resurrection scholar, Gary Habermas, discusses the strongest evidence for the resurrection of Jesus after 50 years of study. He shares the backstory to his latest 1,100-page volume and how Resurrection scholarship has shifted over the years. Topics covered include doubts, the existence of Jesus, the medical case for Jesus' death, the significance of his burial, and objections to his prediction of the kingdom's arrival. The speaker also discusses publishing with a Christian press and the success of the book.

Scholar and resurrection expert, Dr. Gary Habermas, joins Frank to discuss the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. They explore topics such as the reliability of the Gospels, objections raised by skeptics, the problem of evil, and the significance of the resurrection in Christianity.

Historical scholar Rick Burgess and religious historian Gary Habermas discuss the importance of forgiveness, the origins of sin, and the historical proof that Jesus lived, died, and rose again. Topics include the significance of Good Friday, predictions of Nostradamus, racism in leftist ideology, and the brutal crucifixion of Jesus.

Stand to Reason founder Greg Koukl discusses forgiveness while Liberty University professor Gary Habermas delves into the significance of Jesus' resurrection. The podcast explores themes of racism, Easter, and the brutality of crucifixion, providing insights on forgiveness and the historical accuracy of crucifixion practices.

Dr. Gary Habermas discusses the scientific evidence for near-death experiences, focusing on objective evidence from this world. He shares examples of near-death cases with strong evidential support and explores five lines of verifiable phenomena. Tune in to learn more about this intriguing phenomenon.