Evidential Faith

Jake Nash and Troy Nash

Welcome to the Evidential Faith podcast, where a father son duo explore the scientific, historical, and philosophical evidence for the God of the Bible. The goal of this podcast is to encourage believers and challenge skeptics to consider the reliability of Jesus and the Bible.

  1. Mar 14

    Do Miracles Actually Exist? (S2E6)

    In this episode, we tackle one of the most common objections to Christianity: miracles. If the universe is purely natural, then miracles can’t exist—but if even one miracle is real, it points to something beyond the natural world. We explore historical and archaeological clues surrounding the Exodus, examine the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus, and discuss modern accounts of miraculous healings and supernatural experiences. Are miracles just ancient legends, or is there real evidence that the supernatural still breaks into our world today? Biblical References Genesis 1:1Exodus 1:11–14Exodus 5:6–19Exodus 7–12 (The Ten Plagues)Exodus 12:29 (Death of the Firstborn)Exodus 14:21–28 (Parting of the Red Sea)Matthew 28:1–10Mark 16:1–8Luke 24:1–12John 2:1–11 (Water into Wine)John 5:2–9 (Pool of Bethesda healing)John 20:1–18John 21:1–141 Corinthians 15:3–8 (Early resurrection creed) Extra-Biblical References Brooklyn Papyrus (Egyptian document listing Semitic servants)Tomb of Rekhmire (Theban Tomb 100 depicting brickmaking laborers)Amenhotep II (possible candidate for Pharaoh of the Exodus)Thutmose III (father of Amenhotep II)The Gospels as historical documentsCraig Keener – books on miraclesLee Strobel – The Case for MiraclesAndrea Anderson healing account (reported by Craig Keener)Barbara MS healing case (reported by Lee Strobel)Modern Muslim visions of Jesus reported by Christian ministriesJ. Warner Wallace – detective analysis of Gospel testimonySurvivor testimonies from the sinking of the RMS Titanic Expedition Bible - Exodus

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Welcome to the Evidential Faith podcast, where a father son duo explore the scientific, historical, and philosophical evidence for the God of the Bible. The goal of this podcast is to encourage believers and challenge skeptics to consider the reliability of Jesus and the Bible.