The truth of Christianity hinges on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, therefore, it is important to know why we can trust the Gospel accounts. Let’s explore the evidence that points to the reliability and trustworthiness of the gospels.

In this lesson, we learn how to determine reliable versus unreliable sources to ascertain whether a claim is true. We examine sources such as confirmed facts, expert statements, popular opinions, the human experience, feelings, and social influencers. We conclude by discussing how to identify self-defeating statements and explaining why the Christian God is the source of truth.

Lori, Jade, and Maggie address practical questions and provide responses to educate, equip, and encourage to defend your faith with gentleness and respect.

This session will help you see that when you root your thinking in who God is—his nature, his wisdom, and his unchanging attributes—you gain a framework for interpreting the world as it truly is.

Here, you will explore the critical distinction between subjective truth—our personal perspectives, experiences, and interpretations—and objective truth, which stands firm regardless of feelings or cultural trends.

Be encouraged to take ownership of your spiritual growth, reminding you that while pastors, mentors, and influential voices can guide us, they cannot substitute a personal, growing relationship with Christ.

Cassie, Michele, and Lori lead this reflection on their sessions, answer common questions, and provide practical thoughts and resources.