I’VE GOT QUESTIONS
Trusted resources for exploring Christianity and responding to life’s biggest questions.
A good place to begin.
New to apologetics? These four resources are accessible, credible, and useful without requiring an academic background.
Truth Unites
Thoughtful, historically informed answers about God, Jesus, the resurrection, doubt and the credibility of Christianity.
Solas
Accessible videos and articles for people asking honest questions - and Christians learning to answer with courage and kindness.
Apologetics Canada
Canadian-made courses, video series and discussion resources about the Bible, identity, humanity and culture.
Gospel in Life
Tim Keller’s sermons and articles connect intellectual questions to the gospel and the deeper questions of the human heart.
In conversations?
“Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect.” (1 Peter 3:15)
Stand to Reason Conversation skills
Articles, podcasts, and practical training designed to help Christians think clearly, ask good questions, and have gracious spiritual conversations.
Solas: Mind the Gap Everyday evangelism
A practical series addressing the barriers that often keep Christians from speaking naturally and confidently about Jesus.
Sean McDowell Students and culture
Interviews, debates, articles, and videos addressing apologetics, youth, sexuality, culture, Scripture, and the resurrection.
You don’t need to leave your questions at the door.
Choose the question closest to what you are exploring. Open any section to find carefully selected articles, videos, and messages.
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Christian belief is not a leap into the dark. These resources explore philosophical, moral, scientific, and historical reasons for believing in God.
Reasonable Faith: What Evidence Do We have for God’s Existence?
Truth Unites: Accessible videos and articles defending belief in God with a calm, gracious and historically rooted approach
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Christianity does not merely claim that Jesus points toward God. It claims that God has uniquely come to us in Jesus to rescue and reconcile us.
Solas: Why Did Jesus Have to Die for Me?: A short explanation of why the cross was necessary and why Jesus is not simply one spiritual option among many.
Reasonable Faith: Atheism vs. Christianity: A cumulative case for Christianity that moves from God’s existence to God’s revelation in the death and resurrection of Jesus.
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Questions about manuscripts, translations, authorship, canon, and apparent contradictions deserve careful historical answers.
Wesley Huff: Can I Trust the Bible?: An accessible introduction to the manuscripts, artifacts, history, and evidence behind the Bible’s transmission and reliability.
Apologetics Canada Resources: Includes a church-friendly video series specifically devoted to whether the Bible has been altered or corrupted.
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The resurrection stands at the centre of Christianity. It is presented in the New Testament as a real event in history, not merely a symbol or inspiring idea.
Reasonable Faith: William Lane Craig’s site contains debates, lectures, articles, and videos presenting the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection.
Truth Unites: Gavin Ortlund’s video library includes clear presentations of the evidence for the resurrection and responses to skeptical objections.
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Christianity does not offer a detached answer to suffering. It points to a God who entered our suffering in Jesus and promises one day to end evil, injustice, pain, and death.
Gospel in Life: Resources on Suffering: Tim Keller’s sermons and articles hold together intellectual honesty, pastoral sensitivity, and the hope of the gospel.
Reasonable Faith: The Problem of Evil: A philosophical response to the claim that the presence of evil is incompatible with belief in an all-powerful and loving God.
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The Bible’s teaching about judgment must be understood alongside God’s holiness, human freedom, the seriousness of evil, and the extraordinary cost God bore to rescue sinners.
Tim Keller: Do You Believe Hell Is Real?: A careful explanation of why the doctrine of hell matters and how it relates to justice, grace, and the love of God.
Tim Keller: Hell—Isn’t the God of Christianity an Angry Judge?: A sermon addressing the apparent conflict between divine judgment and divine love.
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Christian hypocrisy and abuse must never be minimized. Jesus himself strongly condemned religious hypocrisy, and the gospel calls Christians to repentance rather than pretending to be morally superior.
Solas: Why Are Religious People Such Hypocrites?: A brief video examining hypocrisy in religion and the Bible’s answer to it.
Solas: What About Christian Leaders Who Behave Badly?: A thoughtful response to the painful question of whether failed or abusive Christian leaders discredit Jesus.
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Science examines God’s world; Scripture reveals who made it, why it exists, and what it means. Christians hold more than one view about creation while sharing confidence that all truth belongs to God.
Reasons to Believe: Science-and-faith resources including cosmology, fine-tuning, origins, Adam and Eve, and biblical interpretation.
Reasonable Faith: Material on the origin and fine-tuning of the universe, the limits of naturalism, miracles, and the relationship between scientific explanation and belief in God.
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Unanswered prayer is not merely an intellectual puzzle; it can be deeply personal and painful. These resources make room for lament, waiting, trust, and honest wrestling with God.
Tim Keller: A Personal Testimony on Prayer: Keller reflects on prayer as helplessness, work, and love through the course of his own Christian life and ministry.
Tim Keller: Heman’s Cry of Darkness: A message from Psalm 88 for seasons when darkness lasts and God’s answer does not seem to come.
Would you like to talk?
You do not need to resolve every question before coming to church or beginning to explore Jesus. Questions are welcome at Harvest. If you would like to speak with a pastor, fire us an email or come visit us on a Sunday.