The Apologetics Guide to Trusting the Bible

Who this book is for
You want to know whether the Bible can actually be trusted. Maybe you’ve believed it for years without ever examining why. Maybe you don’t believe it yet, and you’d like to see evidence before anyone asks you for faith. Both of you are welcome here.

What you’ll walk away with
You’ll see the evidence laid out across several fields: science, archaeology, history, and Scripture itself. Todd works through what makes the Bible unlike any other text ever written, and he does it so you can follow the reasoning rather than be handed a conclusion. Illustrations and interactive features run throughout, which keeps an evidence-based case from reading like a textbook. This is an introduction by design, a first serious look rather than the last word.

What makes it different
This is the first of the apologetics guides, the one that argues for Scripture rather than explaining what Scripture says. If your question is whether the book is reliable, start here. If it’s whether God is there at all, start with Questions About God, and if you already hold both and want to understand the content, any of the Non-Prophet’s Guides will serve you.

Format facts: Harvest Apologetics, released September 1, 2026. 144 pages, paperback. ISBN 978-0736991315

The Apologetics Guide to Trusting the Bible

Who this book is for
You want to know whether the Bible can actually be trusted. Maybe you’ve believed it for years without ever examining why. Maybe you don’t believe it yet, and you’d like to see evidence before anyone asks you for faith. Both of you are welcome here.

What you’ll walk away with
You’ll see the evidence laid out across several fields: science, archaeology, history, and Scripture itself. Todd works through what makes the Bible unlike any other text ever written, and he does it so you can follow the reasoning rather than be handed a conclusion. Illustrations and interactive features run throughout, which keeps an evidence-based case from reading like a textbook. This is an introduction by design, a first serious look rather than the last word.

What makes it different
This is the first of the apologetics guides, the one that argues for Scripture rather than explaining what Scripture says. If your question is whether the book is reliable, start here. If it’s whether God is there at all, start with Questions About God, and if you already hold both and want to understand the content, any of the Non-Prophet’s Guides will serve you.

Format facts: Harvest Apologetics, released September 1, 2026. 144 pages, paperback. ISBN 978-0736991315

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