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"Not only is Christianity fake," said the student, "it's not even original," since other ancient religions feature resurrection stories.

How Jesus' Resurrection Can Change Your Life Today

How can we stop allowing lesser things to push the blood of Christ to the periphery of our lives? Read these eight directions to help us be cross-centered every day:

This is a blog with a very specific audience. I know it may exclude some of you, but it may be healthy for you to eavesdrop.

What is of first importance? "That Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures," and "that he was raised on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures." The cross and the empty tomb stand at the center of the Christian faith. Without these, there is no good news — no salvation.

Resurrection Day happens just once a year. But it’s something we would all do well in observing every day in our hearts. Christ died for us. Now, how will we live for him today?

What would Good Friday look like if Jesus had decided to take care of Himself – for just this one day? Does generosity matter?

"It's not about the Easter Bunny," says Kendall, age 11. "Jesus died for our sins and for us so we could be saved."

Do you have stones stuck in deep ruts at the entrance of your heart—stones of fear, rebellion, despair, or discouragement?

Why did Jesus choose to reveal Himself to Mary Magdalene after His resurrection? What does all this mean for women today?

Forgiving freely is a critical element in loving your spouse. Here's a simple way to bring the blessings of God's forgiveness to your marriage this Easter.

I don’t know about you, but I need the resurrection. I need the reminder of the empty tomb. Jesus did actually die and come back to life.

What are we saying when we celebrate Easter?

It’s a fair question. In our culture, the significance of sacred days and times has long been forgotten. We live our lives on the surface of frenetic activity, seldom adding depth to any given moment.

After reading More Than a Carpenter, the resurrection seemed reasonable. There were 4 issues that particularly struck me, and continue to make sense to me today.

It happens almost every Easter: Some new "discovery" trying to disprove something about Jesus.