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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 12 MIN

Easter’s Hope: Firm Faith for the Skeptical Heart

from The Practical Bible Study Podcast · host Blowfish Media

Do you ever feel like your faith is at war with your logic? In this episode of The Practical Bible Study, we dive into the historical reality of the resurrection and why it matters for your Monday morning. We explore the radical transformations of the ultimate skeptics—James and Paul—and discuss why the empty tomb isn't just a spiritual idea, but an anchor for when your feelings waver. Learn how to pray the honest prayer, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief," and discover why your daily labor, no matter how mundane, carries an eternal echo. Bridge the gap between the empty tomb and your current trials with a hope that is truly steadfast.​Bible Passages Included:​1 Corinthians 15 – The historical evidence and theological necessity of the resurrection.​1 Corinthians 15:58 – The call to stand firm and give yourself fully to the work of the Lord.​Mark 9:24 – The powerful prayer for faith in the midst of unbelief.​#ThePracticalBibleStudy #EastersHope #HeIsRisen #ChristianSkeptic #Apologetics #FaithAndDoubt #1Corinthians15 #BibleStudy #MondayMotivation

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