The case for the resurrection: A message to Steven Bartlett
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Philosopher Sophie-Grace Chappell and Bible scholar James Crossley join Esther Higham to explore one of Christianity’s most debated claims: the resurrection.
Prompted by podcaster Steven Bartlett’s question, “Am I going to hell?”, they discuss why belief in the resurrection can be so difficult, what the historical eyewitness accounts suggest, and how much evidence should matter when it comes to faith.
Released on 2 Apr 2026
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