Regardless of your own beliefs (or lack of), it should be obvious that a lot of bad fan fiction about Jesus of Nazareth is out there!

What's the positive side of having four different Gospels? How do four different Gospels strengthen the authenticity of the Gospel accounts?

Can literary creativity explain differences in the Gospels? Did ancient authors present the passage of time differently than writers today?

How to we move from a child's understanding of the Bible to a mature understanding of Biblical Theology?

How is the Old Testament all about Jesus? How does he fulfill it? What's typology vs. prophecy? What is the big story of the Bible?

How did Jesus use the OT? How should Christians understand the Old Testament? Can we trust the OT transmission?

Why did Jesus call John the Baptist the greatest? Does Josephus' info about John conflict with the Gospels? Was John Elijah returned?

In Raiders of the Lost Ark, we find three types: Skeptics (no theology), Legalists (bad theology), and the Superstitious (weak theology)

We’ve learned a lot about the Ark of the Covenant, but now the big question on all our minds: Where is it?

Is the army that carries the Ark before it invincible? Should Indy have listened to his friends’ warnings about the Ark?

What does all this Old Testament stuff--the ark, temple, sacrificial system-- about? In short, it's about Jesus.

What is the Ark of the Covenant? What does the Indiana Jones movie Raiders of the Lost Ark get right?

Do popular depictions of Jesus' birth get it right? Th Wise Men? Herod Why are Matthew's and Luke's accounts so different?

Why do Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus on December 25? Does it have anything to do with pagan holy days?

What did Jesus say about hell? What exactly does the Bible teach about hell?

Why did Jesus tell his disciples to get swords? Is Reza Aslan's Zealot correct that Jesus was an armed revolutionary, bring war, not peace?

Is Jesus God in the NT letter by Jesus' brother James? Did Paul corrupt the pure religion of Jesus and James?

If the Bible is true, pluralism (the belief there's more than one way to God) is impossible. Plus, Jesus would've died for no reason!

Did Jesus believe his words were the words of God?

Did Jesus approve of his own worship, a honor only God is worthy of receiving?