Radical Hope: Resurrection Hope in a Hurting World

The apostle Paul wrote almost two thousand years ago, “If Christ has not been raised, our preaching is useless and so is your faith.” The Christian message through the ages has never been good advice. Christianity has always been good news about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection is the root of the Christian faith. Hope is the fruit. Followers of Jesus have often wondered whether our belief in the resurrection can withstand intellectual scrutiny, and choruses of seekers and sceptics have been curious as to how otherwise reasonable friends and family, neighbours and co-workers, can believe that Jesus rose from the grave. In the book, Radical Hope, Chris invites both the believer and the non-believer to investigate compelling historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the hook on which the entire Christian hope hangs. This is a radical hope that matters, a hope that, if true, will satisfy hearts and minds. A hope that promises to change everything.