My top 10 Favorite Christian Apologetic Books I've read in 2019

01/02/20 • 35 min

I just wanted to make a podcast episode for people wanting to dig into the defense of Christianity and the reliability of it. Here are my top 10 books I read this past year in 2019. Hope you enjoy.
**I would like to say my opinions are my own. These are all incredibly great insightful books to me. I have a ton of respect for the authors. We are not affiliated with each other at all. So my beliefs do not reflect theirs. These books are not 2019 releases I just read them in 2019**
1.Can We Trust the Gospels? Book by Peter J. Williams
2. Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus. Book by Nabeel Qureshi
3. The Devil's Delusion Book by David Berlinski
4. The Case for Christ. Book by Lee Strobel
5. If God Made the Universe, Who Made God? Book by multiple authors
6. The Reason for God. Book by Timothy Keller
7. Has Christianity Failed You? Book by Ravi Zacharias
8. Reasonable Faith. Book by William Lane Craig
9. Evidence That Demands a Verdict. Book by: Josh Mcdowell, Sean Mcdowell PhD
10. The Historical Reliability of the New Testament. Book by Craig Blomberg

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Books mentioned
Messiah in the Feasts of Israel: Sam Nadler
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus: Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg