Step into a faith that isn't afraid of tough questions.
In a culture that often views faith with skepticism, it is natural to wrestle with hard questions and even doubts about God. Does he actually exist? Is the Bible historically accurate? Is there credible evidence that Jesus was the Son of God and rose from the dead?
You aren’t alone in wanting to feel confident in your convictions. Just like every Christian throughout history, you want to know that your faith rests on a solid foundation of truth. The Demolishing Doubt Bible Study is designed to walk alongside you and provide this reassurance. Through five video sessions, Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle, founders of the Give Me an Answer ministry and YouTube channel, discuss the toughest topics facing believers today.
As a companion to those sessions, this study guide provides the space you need to process these arguments personally and practically. By working through these lessons, you will not only strengthen your own understanding and faith but will also gain the tools to engage your friends, family, and community in meaningful, life-changing dialogue.
Demolishing Doubt is an invitation to explore the big questions of life with a reasoned and open heart. Whether you are seeking answers, yearning for truth, or looking to deepen your faith, this study will provide a robust and thoughtful exploration of the intersection of faith and reason.
Sessions:
- What Is the Evidence for God? (22 minutes) Session one equips participants to overcome doubt by exploring evidence for God through the cosmological, teleological (design), moral, and problem-of-evil arguments, supported by Scripture, science, and personal reflection.
- Are the Gospels Historically Reliable? (23 minutes) The second session explores compelling evidence—eyewitness testimony, early and abundant manuscript support, archaeological confirmation, and non-Christian historical sources—that the Gospels are historically reliable and trustworthy accounts of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection.
- Is The Evidence About Jesus Trustworthy? (22 minutes) Session three equips readers to evaluate the trustworthiness of the Gospel accounts by examining historical reliability, Jesus’ explicit claims to divinity, supporting evidence through miracles and fulfilled prophecy, and the unique Christian message of salvation by grace.
- Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead? (24 minutes) Session Four investigates the historical evidence for Jesus’ resurrection—focusing on the empty tomb, eyewitness testimony, transformed disciples, and the failure of alternative explanations—and highlights how the resurrection anchors Christian faith with hope, purpose, and the promise of eternal life.
- Why Is Faith So Important? (23 minutes) This session explains why biblical faith matters as a reasoned trust in Jesus grounded in evidence, expressed through obedience and perseverance in doubt and suffering, and strengthened by remembering God’s past faithfulness.
This study guide includes:
- Individual access to five streaming video sessions
- Video notes and a comprehensive structure for group discussion time
- Personal study for deeper reflection between sessions
- A guide to best practices for leading a group
Streaming video access included. Access code subject to expiration after 12/31/2030. Code may be redeemed only by the recipient of this package. Code may not be transferred or sold separately from this package. Internet connection required. Void where prohibited, taxed, or restricted by law. Additional offer details inside.
Cliffe Knechtle is senior pastor at Grace Community Church in New Canaan, Connecticut, and host and founder of Give Me an Answer, a university campus ministry that began in 1991 and has since reached tens of millions of Americans via social media. Cliffe loves to converse with skeptics and truth-seekers at universities around the United States, including Harvard, MIT, UCLA, and Stanford.
Stuart Knechtle is a social media influencer who grew Give Me an Answer from a following of roughly 10,000 to now almost 3.5 million followers. He currently debates on university campuses with his father and also goes on popular podcasts for interviews and debates.
