We're going to talk about the fact that Jesus is a proven historical figure.

In fact, there's overwhelming evidence about the work in person of Jesus Christ from

numerous non-Christian sources. From the earliest centuries of the Common Era,

y'all, in his book The Reason for God, belief in an age of skepticism,

pastor and theologian and alleys and my theological crush, Dr. Tim Keller,

he writes about a man who told a pastor he'd be happy to believe in Christianity

if the pastor could give him a watertight argument for its legitimacy. The pastor replied,

what if God hasn't given us a watertight argument, but rather a watertight person.

Dr. Keller goes on to say that faith and certainty grow as we get to know more about Jesus,

who he is and what he did. If someone you love has serious doubts about the

history of Jesus and you feel like you've hit a dead end when it comes to talking with them

about Christianity, today's conversation might help you re-engage with them.

So please grab a cup of coffee in your Bible, unless you're driving or changing

the oil on your jaundier, of course, and come hang out on the porch with Ali, Dr. Howard in me.

Hey, hey, back porters, I'm Alison L and I'm the five foot 12-wing woman to spirit to spiritual

Harper. I kind of like spiritual Harper. I think that sounds like she knew what Lisa

spirit character on that on that Carol Burnett show mother Harper. When you used to

spiritual people used to tease me in college and call me mother Harper. I think I like spiritual

Harper better than mother. You better watch out. I'm gonna get you a t-shirt. I'm gonna get you

say you're the five foot 12-wing woman to spiritual Harper. Yeah, yeah, that made me feel like

I need to sit up straighter across those teas and dot those eyes. That's right. Well,

friends, we are glad that you are joining us today with third, yeah, the third, 2023 podcast

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