Authenic Discipleship in Christ through Reflective ChristianitySeries Books.
DEFENDING YOUR FAITH
Defending Your Faith is a clear, compelling walk through the evidence, logic, and Scripture that point to the reality of God and the truth of the Christian faith. Written in a concise, accessible style, this book invites both believers and seekers to look honestly at the world, the human heart, and the historical record—and to see how they point unmistakably toward the God who made us and the Savior who came for us.
The journey begins where Scripture itself begins: with creation declaring the glory of God. The fine-tuned design of the universe, the precision of its physical laws, and the impossibility of life arising by chance lead us to the undeniable conclusion that a Designer stands behind it all. From there, the book turns to the moral imprint on every human heart—the innate sense of justice, fairness, and right and wrong that cannot be explained by evolution or culture alone. These universal longings point beyond ourselves to a moral Lawgiver.
But evidence alone does not satisfy the deepest questions of the human soul. Every person carries within them a longing for meaning, purpose, and eternity. This book explores that universal ache and shows why the Christian story uniquely explains it: we were created for relationship with God, and only He can satisfy the longing He placed within us.
Defending Your Faith then turns to Scripture itself. Through preservation, archaeology, fulfilled prophecy, and the remarkable unity of the Bible’s message across centuries, the book explains why the Bible is trustworthy—not because we are told to believe it blindly, but because history, reason, and revelation confirm it.
The centerpiece of the Christian faith—the resurrection of Jesus—is given its full due. With clarity and historical detail, the book walks through the evidence for the empty tomb, the eyewitness accounts, the transformation of the disciples, and the explosive rise of the early church. If Christ is not raised, nothing else matters. If He is, everything changes.
From there, readers are guided through the most common objections to Christianity, answered with gentleness, logic, and Scripture. Finally, the book concludes with a simple but urgent question: If all of this is true—what now? We are called to follow Christ, live with purpose, love deeply, share the gospel boldly, and set our eyes on the eternal hope God has prepared.
Defending Your Faith is both an invitation and a challenge—an invitation to believe, and a challenge to live for the One who made you, loves you, and rose again.
