Three Proofs of the Resurrection


This week's episode is from an old program I used to have, but it is still relevant.  We just celebrated Easter Sunday and the resurrection of our Lord.  The resurrection is the key to Christianity.  In this week's episode I briefly discuss three proofs of it.

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