The Resurrection and You
How the Resurrection Answers Your Biggest Questions
- Apologetics
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2022
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Publisher's Description
In this book, MacDonald argues that the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is not only true, but transformative. More than a topic of debate, the resurrection offers important answers to life's most significant questions: What happens when I die? Is there a God out there somewhere? Is God active in human history? If the resurrection isn't true, then Christianity isn't true. But if the resurrection of Jesus is true, then everything changes.
Endorsements (3)
“Two things stood out for me in Deven’s book on the resurrection of Jesus. Firstly, the accessibility of his compelling storytelling. The second was the accuracy of the content. Deven has taken a traditional apologetical approach, being thorough and careful, deliberate and reasoned. The result is a wonderful, accurate, accessible, and authentic defense of this central doctrine of the Christian faith—he has risen, he has risen indeed.”
“Succinct, pointed, and easily read, The Resurrection and You provides a powerful defense for and explanation of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you are a skeptic about or a believer in the resurrection, you will be drawn into Deven’s winsome writing in this compact book about the linchpin of Christianity. If you want to learn more about the resurrection of Jesus and its transformative power, this book is a must-read.”
“The missiologist Leslie Newbigin argued that the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth could not be accommodated in any belief system except one in which it would become the starting point of a wholly new way of looking at the world. Indeed, it is the beginning of a new world . . . a new creation. Deven Macdonald makes this same case in an idiom that is written in a relevant conversational style. This is a great book for Christians to share with their neighbors about the good news of what God has done in Christ.”
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