Description
"Can We Trust the Gospels? is quite simply the best effort I have ever read by a serious scholar to communicate what scholars know about the Gospels and why that should indeed encourage us to trust them and thus to trust Jesus Christ." -Hugh Hewitt, nationally syndicated radio talk show host; Professor of Law, Chapman University "There is a crisis of confidence about the Gospels, fueled by sensational claims about supposedly new Gnostic Gospels with a 'revised standard' view of Jesus. As Mark Roberts makes clear, the earliest and best evidence we have for the real Jesus is the canonical Gospels, not the much later Gnostic ones." -Ben Witherington III, Professor of New Testament, Asbury Theological Seminary, author of What Have They Done with Jesus? "This book not only makes a compelling case for trusting the Gospels, it illuminates the creative ways in which God worked to bring us His Word. Roberts's brilliant little book deserves to be widely read by both skeptics and believers." -Joe Carter, Editor, The Gospel Coalition; contributor, NIV Lifehacks Bible "What F. F. Bruce did for my generation of students, Mark Roberts has done for the current generation. Any student who asks me if our Gospels are reliable will be given this book, and then I'll buy another copy for the next student!" -Scot McKnight, Karl A. Olsson Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies, North Park University
About the Author
Mark D. Roberts (PhD, Harvard University) is a pastor, author, retreat leader, speaker, and blogger. He is the senior advisor and theologian in residence of Foundations for Laity Renewal, a multifaceted ministry in the Hill Country of Texas. He was previously the senior pastor of Irvine Presbyterian Church in Irvine, California. Mark also serves on the editorial board of Worship Leader magazine, where he publishes articles and reviews, including his regular column Lyrical Poetry. Mark and his wife, Linda, have two children.
Book Information
ISBN 9781581348668
Author Mark D Roberts
Format Paperback
Page Count 216
Imprint Crossway Books
Publisher Crossway Books
Weight(grams) 263g