Rebecca McLaughlin reveals that the story of Jesus is both believable and beautiful, especially for those searching for hope, for Easter is much more than a holiday filled with egg hunts and chocolate bunnies. If this Jesus of Nazareth really did live a sinless life, die a substitutionary death, and then come back to resurrection life, everything changes; because it means you can be fully known, yet fully loved, by the Creator God of the universe, who gives us more than holidays—for he gives us himself, forever. -- Julius J. Kim (President, The Gospel Coalition)
A really short book, showing that the best-ever story is not only historically true but also great news for people today. What more could you want? -- Peter Williams (Principal, Tyndale House; Author, Can We Trust the Gospels?)
Christianity stands or falls on the truth of the resurrection, and this is the pithiest, zestiest case for the resurrection that I’ve seen. Whether you are looking to renew your faith or exploring the evidence for the first time, McLaughlin will guide you along the way—in roughly the time it takes to find all the Easter eggs. -- Molly Worthen (Associate Professor of History, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
This compact book explains in a simple but profound way the reasons for believing in the resurrection of Jesus and of the Christian. -- Ian Hutchinson (Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Author, Can a Scientist Believe in Miracles? An MIT Professor Answers Questions on God and Science)
