
The Undeniable Evidence for Christ… | Dr Jeremiah Johnston — SF715
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I'm sitting down with Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston, Christian apologist, author of The Jesus Discoveries, to explore some of the biggest questions at the heart of faith: doubt, evidence, suffering and what it really means to believe in a world that feels increasingly unstable. Themes include the historical case for Jesus, the Shroud of Turin, spiritual warfare, miracles, anxiety, institutional power and whether Christianity can still offer something solid in an age of confusion and distrust. Beneath it all sits a deeper conversation about faith and uncertainty, what sustains belief under pressure, and whether truth is something we feel, discover or are transformed by.
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