Watch RISE Videos: Resurrection SKIT + William Lane Craig Talk

24 April 2010 769 views 11 Comments

Watch RISE: Evidence for the Resurrection SKIT

This is the SKIT from RISE 2: Evidence for the Resurrection held by InterHigh Fellowship. It goes through some of the common “theories” that were used to try to explain away the resurrection and the empty tomb in the past. Many of these theories (swoon theory, hallucinations, stolen body) are no longer debated among scholars as they have no evidence to support them.

The SKIT was done by youth students from the 6th graders who did the shadow puppets to the older kids who did everything from acting to prop moving! They did a wonderful job.

What was your Favorite Part of the Skit!

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Also please let us know what part of the skit you liked the best!

Did you enjoy that skit? Let us know below in the comments! Then go watch the skit from RISE 2009!

William Lane Craig’s talk @ RISE: Evidence for the Resurrection

William Lane Craig’s came to RISE to speak to our InterHigh youth students about the numerous evidence for the resurrection. Dr. Craig laid out several points from the oddity of women finding the tomb, to highlighting the culture of the times, to the numerous independent sources of the facts, to how even the immediate opponents of this new ‘Christian’ movement did not deny the empty tomb. There is truly a wealth of historical and simple logical reasons why it is reasonable to believe that the tomb was empty and the resurrection is the best, most plausible explanation of what truly happened on that day.

Wondering what does the Resurrection of Christ mean for our lives?
Be sure to come to our next InterHigh Monthly: The Resurrection. NOW WHAT?

Chime in below in the Comments! What did you think?

Did you really like one of the point?
Did you learn something new?
Were you encouraged? Why?

Check out his talk below!

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william said:

My favorite part of the skit? That’s easy: “You know what they say about signs: They point to things.”

# 27 April 2010 at 1:39 pm

Dan said:

Who knew the youth had such an arsenal of accents… impressive!

# 27 April 2010 at 3:07 pm

Paul said:

then it’s a bigger cake.. w/ choco-lat & sprin-kaels.. oh Oh OH.. MR. DOE! … sorry

# 27 April 2010 at 10:51 pm

Ben said:

great job guys!! the skit was so good!

# 28 April 2010 at 3:28 pm

Merle said:

Hey, I’m just a random Internet/blog surfer that got directed to this video. But, you all did a fantastic job. And, yes, a very impressive array of accents. Really great production values from your stage. Bravo!!!

# 28 April 2010 at 3:54 pm

Paul said:

thanks for your kind comments Merle!

you can actually watch the skit from RISE 2009 here too: http://www.interhigh.org/interhigh/interhigh-special-rise-skit/

# 28 April 2010 at 6:25 pm

Diana C. said:

Like Paul, my favorite part was the French thief and “then it’s a bigger cake.. w/ choco-lat & sprin-kaels.. oh Oh OH.. MR. DOE! … excuse-moi” .. but everyone did such a great job!!!

# 28 April 2010 at 9:52 pm

grace kim said:

i am proud of all the students that worked so hard to make this skit possible! and thanks to all the people that also worked on the background/behind the scenes work.

# 28 April 2010 at 11:20 pm

Anon E. Mouse said:

Wow great skit! Actually played as ninja that turns to llama, but all of it was great; really liked scenes 2, 4, and 6 (sorry, don’t like it when only judge, defender, and prosecutor are there!)

# 4 May 2010 at 1:00 pm

joey koo said:

That was AWESOME!!!!! Great job everyone!!! Matt, Stephen oppa, Kristen unni, Anna, Philip, Taylor,Jackie unni, and EVERYONE!!! It was hilarious!!

# 8 May 2010 at 6:49 am

Vang said:

My favorite part of the skit was when the Wong Fei Hung song started playing. LOL! These high schoolers have great talents for a bunch that I assume don’t have much or no acting background.

Craig was great. It was actually my second time hearing him in person lecture about this subject.

# 29 May 2010 at 12:06 am