The resurrection of Christ happened. It's a historical fact as much as the fact that George Washington

was the first president of the United States.

As Christians, we believe in the resurrection of Jesus, and we should be bold in those convictions.

But could you defend it if someone was to challenge your beliefs?

Hi, I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and thank you for joining us today for renewing your mind.

Many Christians refer to this week as Holy Week, and so we're featuring some special messages

on renewing your mind, beginning with a series by Gabe Fleur titled,

Alive, How the Resurrection of Christ Changes Everything. So as you're having conversations with

family and friends, we trust that these messages will help you know why you believe about the

resurrection and why you believe it. He is Gabe Fleur.

One of my favorite films is The Movie Miracle on Ice by Disney, which tells the story of the 1980

US hockey team, which some of y'all may remember. And at the end of that game where they beat

the Russians for the first time in 20 years, it switches in the movie to The Call Made by Al

Michaels, who is the broadcast announcer that evening. And his question that he blurtts out as

time runs out on the clock and the US beat the Russian national team is, do you believe in miracles?

And that's a question I think that, you know, all kidding aside and movies and everything else

that all of us are going to ask at some point. Do we believe in miracles? And the scriptures tell

us clearly on every page that miracles happen. Miracles are real because of who God is.

Now we live in an age that has been described as the age of anxiety, the age of anxiety,

and you look all around us and you look in your own heart, you talk to people and what are they?

They're anxious, they're worried, they're nervous, especially in the times in which we live,

philosopher Jean Paul Sartre captures how most people go through life in the title of his book

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