What is truth? In a world of fake news, AI-generated content, competing opinions, and endless information, how can we know what is really true? In this message, we explore the question famously asked by Pontius Pilate: "What is truth?" Using the same principles employed by historians and scientists, we examine the evidence for Jesus Christ and the central claim of Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Was the resurrection a real historical event? What do the eyewitness accounts tell us? Why did the earliest Christians stake everything on this claim? And what does it mean if Jesus truly is who He said He was? This sermon explores: How we evaluate truth and reliable evidence The historical case for the resurrection The testimony of eyewitnesses The reliability of the New Testament and Scripture Why Christianity stands or falls on the resurrection of Jesus What Pilate's question means for us today Christianity is not presented as a blind leap of faith, but as trust grounded in testimony, evidence, and the person of Jesus Christ. The challenge remains the same today as it was 2,000 years ago: Consider the evidence and decide what to do with Jesus. "Jesus came into the world to testify to the truth... The question is no longer 'What is truth?' but 'Will you listen to the One who is truth?'" #WhatIsTruth #ChristianApologetics #JesusChrist