What happens to people who seriously investigate the evidence for Christ's Resurrection?
Those who seriously investigate the evidence for Christ's Resurrection dig into it, see more, and understand more, and they come away from it as believers, invariably. The evidence is not a figment of somebody's imagination but real, as witnessed in the transformed disciples.
Les explains that when people seriously dig into the evidence for Christ's Resurrection, the more they see and understand, the more they come away from it as believers, invariably. He uses Peter and the other ten disciples as proof: before the crucifixion they were frightened, scattered, and Peter denied Christ three times because he feared for his life. After the Resurrection, they were different, ready to face persecution because they knew that no matter what happened physically, the power of the Resurrection is still in our future. Peter was totally changed because he had witnessed the real, bodily resurrection of Christ, not a figment of imagination. Les then points to Luke 24 to reinforce that reality.