We all have questions. Whether you are a skeptic of Christianity, seeking truth, or have been following Jesus a long time, there are questions we wonder about. This series tackles six major ones. And in our increasingly pluralistic, post-Christian world, they are the questions being asked. In fact, for many, they are the biggest objections to the Christian faith.

We hope this series with both assure and equip those already in the faith, and engage and challenge those skeptical of faith.

May 1
How can you say there’s only one way to God? (Ben Sansburn)
May 8
Isn't Christianity racist? (Lonnie Arnold)
May 15
If God is good, why is there so much evil and suffering in the world? (Ryan Knight)
May 22
How can you take the Bible literally? (Ben Sansburn)
May 29
Why do you need religion in an age of science and reason? (Ben Sansburn)
June 5
Isn’t Christianity homophobic? (Nathan Betts)

READING LIST
Here are some of the books on our shelf as we work through this series:

The Gospel in a Pluralistic Society, Lesslie Newbigin
The Problem with Christianity, Barton Priebe
Mere Christianity, CS Lewis
How to Heal our Racial Divide, Derwin Gray
Can Science Explain Everything?, John C. Lennox
Is God Anti-Gay?, Sam Allberry