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The week that changed the worldDear Friend, Most, but not all, of what we know about Jesus comes from the New Testament, so it’s not surprising that every year around Easter, the media highlights a skeptic who claims that the New Testament can’t be trusted. On this week’s Truths That Transform, we’ll examine the evidence and I think you’ll be impressed by the reliability of God’s Word. Plus, Dr. Kennedy gives you a riveting account of Jesus’ crucifixion from one of the participants in that event. Ways to watch Truths That Transform Now you have more ways to watch Truths That Transform, and you may want to set your DVR:
You can always watch us on our website at DJKM.org. Other viewing options include:
or the downloadable D. James Kennedy Ministries app, which gives you the freedom to watch when and where you want! Please remember that it’s your prayers and financial support that make this program possible. Thank you! To give a secure and much-appreciated donation now, click here. Celebrating “Good Friday?” Next week, we will celebrate Good Friday. But have you ever stopped to think about that? Why do we call it Good Friday, not Bad Friday? On that day, the greatest act of horror and sin the world has ever known was perpetrated on the sinless Son of God. He had committed no crime, was falsely accused and executed at the hands of sinful men. So, why do we call it “Good Friday?” I’ll tell you in my Truths That Transform commentary. And I hope you’ll share it with someone who needs to know why Christians the world over celebrate Good Friday.  Sincerely,
Frank Wright, PH.D.
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