Part One: History of Skepticism For most people learning about Jesus means reading the four gospels found in the New Testament. If someone said “I

Part 3, Conclusion Introduction In Part 1 we learned about the history of Smyrna, the Crown City, which helps us see the special significance of

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Our grandson, Luca, is now playing his third year of hockey. He has excellent coaches who are very focused on helping the kids develop the

In June 2019, a remarkable discovery was made in Compiegne, France. It all began when an elderly woman in her nineties, feeling overwhelmed by the

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God has given us one inspired book, the Bible, containing everything He chose to reveal in writing of Himself, His eternal purposes and His will

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