"How do you know the Bible isn't just an old book of myths?" A friend asks. Some nights you ask it yourself.
You want to believe the Word of God is true, not because you were told to, but because the evidence holds. Does it?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who still remembers the day he found out the Bible was God's Word, walks you through three tests: biblical creation, biblical history and biblical prophecy. He calls recent science to the stand, from photographs of Pluto to a fossil that surprised paleontologists, then turns to a prophecy about the world's oldest city that is unfolding in the news. "People don't build monuments to critics, do they? They come and they go, but the Bible remains."
You'll discover:
What the seven-day week proves about Genesis
The fossil find that matches Genesis 3:14
Where the destruction of Damascus is prophesied
What the writing on the wall says about pride and the lure of reward
If it's true, then waste no time. Press play and settle whether you can trust the Book in your hands.
