You think it takes faith to believe in God? Try being an atheist! 

What if disbelief requires more faith than belief itself? In this clear, compelling work, Norman Geisler and Frank Turek challenge the assumption that Christianity is irrational, arguing instead that it offers the most reasonable explanation for reality, morality, and meaning.

With sharp logic and accessible language, the authors invite readers to examine the foundations of belief and unbelief alike. They explore why something exists rather than nothing, where moral truth comes from, and whether the New Testament can be trusted as a historical record. Rather than asking readers to abandon reason, this book insists that faith and reason belong together.

Whether you’re questioning Christianity for the first time or looking to strengthen your ability to defend your faith with confidence, this book offers a rational, engaging guide through life’s biggest questions.

For readers who refuse to let reason and faith be in conflict.

As a man, the pressures of life can mount on your shoulders. You can feel like you are carrying the world in your own strength. But you are not alone. God is carrying you through it all. This easy-to- read devotional is designed to:

• Help you strengthen your faith with wisdom and testimonies from men;
• Increase your intimacy with the Lord through 365 short daily readings;
• Trust God when life seems overwhelming;
• Learn to apply biblical principles to your life each day.

Trade in the pressure for peace when you learn to stand strong on the foundation of your faith.