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Views & Reviews: The Resurrection File

The Resurrection File by Craig Parshall

Looking for good Christian fiction to read, or to add to your church library? Check out The Resurrection File by Craig Parshall.

When a lawyer is asked to defend his client’s belief in the resurrection of Christ, his accusers claim to have evidence that will not only defeat him but destroy the very foundations of Christianity. Tim LaHaye calls it “One of the most fascinating books I have read in years.”

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