Those who resist Christianity often do so because they have many unanswered 

questions. But when considering Christianity there is one question that trumps all the 

others. It doesnt answer the others, but it does put them into perspective. In this 

session we'll discuss how an influential man was transformed by this very question. 

The fact that a batter can hit a ninety-five mile an hour fastball is unexplainable. If you break down the amount of time that it should take him to locate the pitch, decide whether or not to swing, and move the bat into position, he simply shouldn't have enough time before the ball crosses the plate. But we've all seen it happen. So what do you do with a feat like this? And more importantly, what do you do with Christianity when it seems to be both unexplainable and undeniable at the same time?  

Four thousand years ago people followed their superstitions hoping that a god or gods 

would bless their crops and preserve their tribes. Into this confusion stepped God. And 

the first move he made was not to hand down a bunch of laws or to answer all of 

humanity's theological objections. No, the first move he made was something different, 

and it tells us a lot about who God is and what it means to follow him.