Did an impostor pretend he was the risen Christ? Were the apostles fooled? How can we be sure one way or the other? This clip was taken from J. Warner…
Category: Cold Case Christianity
What is the Nature of Salvation? (Podcast)
When Christians talk about “salvation” what do we really mean? What does God require of us to be united with Him for all eternity? What questions arise related to the…
Has the Message of the Bible Changed? (Video)
Can we trust the Bible we have today? Has the message of the ancient eyewitnesses been changed over time like a game of “Telephone”? Detective Jimmy Wallace (J. Warner’s son)…
Would a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Video)
Why wouldn’t God make sure everyone can spend eternity with Him? How can a loving God completely reject people for all eternity? In this video from J. Warner’s “Quick Shots:…
Does Christian “Hypocrisy” Falsify Christianity?
A common objection to Christianity often sounds something like this: “Christians do not practice what they preach. They say one thing but do another. If the Christian God exists, He…
Why Truth Claims Require Relationships with Gen Z Believers (Video)
How can we help young believers work through their doubt? What is the connection between truth claims and relationships? J. Warner Wallace and Sean McDowell are interviewed on 100 Huntley…
Answering Common Objections to the Notion of Hell – Part 2 (Podcast)
In this blast from the past, J. Warner continues to discuss several objections related to the existence and nature of Hell. Subscribe to the Cold-Case Christianity Weekly Podcast on…
The Difference Between Presenting an Argument and Being Argumentative (Video)
How can we reflect the nature of Christ as we make the case for Christianity? How can we avoid becoming argumentative as we present arguments for the truth? Detective Jimmy…
Did Jesus Think He was God? (Video)
Did Jesus say He was God? Did he behave as though He thought this was true? In this video from J. Warner’s “Quick Shots: Fast Answers to Hard Questions” series…
Enjoy The Distinctly Christian Holiday We Call Thanksgiving
The pilgrims who came over from England in 1620 were, in many ways, ordinary men and women. Some of them were members of the English Separatist Church (a Puritan sect…