Tim & Kathy Keller: The Resurrection is Historically Verifiable or Our Faith is Nothing

Summary

In this sermon, the speaker explores the importance of verifiable truth in Christianity, particularly focusing on the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15 and referencing contemporary cultural skepticism about absolute truth, the sermon emphasizes that the Christian faith is grounded in observable, documentable facts rather than mere personal belief. The practical takeaway is that believers should not treat Christianity as a subjective comfort, but as a faith rooted in historical verifiability, with the resurrection being a critical, provable event that gives meaning and credibility to Christian belief.