In this popular blast from the past, J. Warner discusses the essential nature of the Church. What does the Bible teach about the nature of Church? Are there certain non-negotiable…
Category: Cold Case Christianity
Does Math Prove God? (Video)
The cumulative case for the existence of God is overwhelming, and one piece of this case is the fine-tuning we see in the mathematical constants we see in the universe.…
Why Dads Still Matter
During my years working the gang detail in Los Angeles County, I met countless young men and women caught up in the world of gangs. Over time, a single theme…
Who Is Jesus, According to Other Religions? (Podcast)
In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner Wallace examines the way in which Jesus is described by the world’s other religious systems. What role does Jesus play…
How Islam, Hinduism, and Others View Jesus (Video)
Jesus had more impact on the history of human thought than any otehr person who has ever lived. Period. He even impacted the spiritual beliefs of religious believers around the…
Why Guilt Is So Much Better Than Shame
The value of shame is a topic that stirs debate. Is shame helpful or harmful? There’s no denying it’s an unpleasant emotion. Part of the confusion comes from how often…
Is There Any Evidence for Jesus Outside the Bible? (Podcast)
In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner Wallace describes the ancient non-Christian evidence for the life of Jesus. What would we know about Jesus if we lost…
Can You Still Believe in God If You Have Doubts? (Video)
Can you trust you have the correct inference from evidence if you still have open, unanswered questions? This is an important issue for juries to consider and it’s also important…
The Bible Describes Us Accurately: Beautiful and Fallen
The more time I’ve spent investigating unsolved murders, the more suspicious I’ve become—not just of suspects, but of people in general. If cold case killers can blend in for years,…
Are Christians Biased in Their Reasoning? (Podcast)
In this blast from the past, J. Warner Wallace examines the popular objection that Christians are biased toward their beliefs and, therefore, cannot assess evidence fairly. Is this true? Is…