Christians claim that Jesus of Nazareth rose bodily from the grave, three days after being brutally executed. If that claim isn’t true, Jesus was nothing more than a good man, and the whole of the Christian faith collapses in a pile of dust. But what if it is true?

Daniel Clark shows how Jesus’ resurrection is the key which unlocks answers to some of life’s biggest questions:

Is there anybody out there?
Why is there so much suffering in the world?
Does life have a meaning or purpose?

Using real-life stories of those who have come to believe in Jesus’ resurrection, he explores the evidence so that we can make our own, informed conclusion. If Jesus is alive rather than dead, then another altogether more startling question emerges …

‘Dan Clark gives the honest searcher and indeed the cynical sceptic a great deal of compelling material to consider.’
from the foreword by Rico Tice

“The Christian hope stands or falls on the basis of the resurrection of Christ. Daniel Clark engagingly and persuasively helps us to sift the evidence.

Presenting us with the transforming experiences of ordinary people, he challenges his readers to consider the reality and power of Jesus’ resurrection, to explore it’s significance for their own lives, and to encounter for themselves the presence of the Risen Lord."
The Rt Revd Nigel McCulloch, Bishop of Manchester

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