Questioning Christmas is a book about the meaning of life and it wrestles with humanity’s biggest questions such as “Are we alone in the universe?” “Is there meaning in life?” “Is Jesus credible?” and “Where do human rights come from?”

The book is available for purchase through Amazon and through Barnes & Noble

For those who are on the go, we now have an Audio Version from Narrator Victoria Thomas. And for those who would like to learn more, click here for our bonus content and group discussion guide. You can also find us on Facebook

Praise for Questioning Christmas:

“An accessible handbook for those who are perplexed and skeptical about Christianity.

He presents his readers with a wide array of evidence to show why Christianity matters and why one should not ignore it. The book is pastoral in its approach and insightful in its content. After reading this short book, it will be difficult to not to take the person of Jesus and Christian faith seriously. If you want to know why Christianity has impacted so many people around the world over the last 2000 years, grab this book and give it a read; it may save your life after all.”

Sookgoo Shin, Ph.D, University of Cambridge, is Lecturer and the Dean of Students in Malaysia Bible Seminary. Author of Ethics in the Gospel of John

“For those who question, doubt, or ridicule Christianity and its claims, author Rich McCaskill unwraps twelve answers to those questions.

His conversations based on science, history, philosophy, and archaeology respond carefully and confidently to modern-day skeptics. Each chapter closes with a question to ponder that will make even believers more aware of the tenets of their faith.”

Mark Wilson, Director, Asia Minor Research Center, Antalya, Turkey, D.Litt. et Phil., Biblical Studies, University of South Africa (Pretoria),