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J. Warner Wallace responds to a common objection to the Resurrection of Jesus: The disciples of Jesus, based on their despair and desire to see Jesus after His execution, simply hallucinated their visions of His resurrection. Is it reasonable to believe that the Resurrection appearances were delusional visions? J. Warner …

J. Warner Wallace responds to a common objection to the Resurrection of Jesus: The disciples of Jesus lied about the resurrection. Is it reasonable to believe that the disciples conspired to invent the story of the resurrection? J. Warner examines five attributes of successful conspiracies to see if any of …

J. Warner Wallace responds to a common objection to the Resurrection of Jesus: If Jesus didn’t actually die on the cross, the Resurrection could be explained as a simple resuscitation. Are there good evidential reasons to believe Jesus died on the cross? J. Warner examines some hidden biological evidence in …

J. Warner Wallace describes our common obligation as Christians to be able to defend what we believe. In fact, being a Christian is the equivalent of being a Christian Case Maker. Have you embraced your duty? Are you ready to represent Christ in the pubic square? All believers must train …

J. Warner Wallace discusses the definition of “forensic faith” in this interview with Jon Morrison. Why is it so important for Christians to develop a reasonable, responsive faith that is grounded in the evidence? What is perhaps the best consequence of developing a forensic faith? This clip is from Jon’s …

J. Warner Wallace talks about the relationship between evidential certainty and evangelistic passion. Why are we sometimes hesitant to share the Gospel with our friends and family members? Is it because we feel unprepared or are concerned about the questions people might ask? Rational confidence almost always results in passion, …

J. Warner Wallace describes the journey of a quiet member of his youth group who became a bold ambassador for Christianity after watching others model an outspoken, evidential Christian faith. Rational confidence almost always results in passion, courage and engagement. That’s why all believers must train themselves and develop a …

When asked, “Why are you a Christian?” most Christians provide the same answers that believers of every other theistic worldview offer. Are these answers good enough if everyone (and anyone) can use them to explain their commitment to a particular worldview? J. Warner Wallace challenges viewers to develop better answers …

700 Club Interactive host Andrew Knox interviews J. Warner Wallace about the difference between an experiential faith and a forensic faith, as described in Jim’s book, Forensic Faith: A Homicide Detective Makes the Case for a More Reasonable, Evidential Christian Faith. For more information about CBN (The Christian Broadcasting Network) …

J. Warner Wallace discusses the relationship between faith, reason and scientific discovery in this interview with Jon Morrison. Are science and faith hopelessly opposed to one another? Can the scientific method assist believers in determining if God exists? This clip is from Jon’s podcast series. Be sure to visit Jon’s …