J. Warner applies investigative principles to show why the Gospels are reliable, examining their early authorship, corroboration, textual integrity, and lack of bias among...
In this video, J. Warner examines how we define truth by exploring major theories—including pragmatic, empiricist, and emotivist approaches—and demonstrates why a correspondence theory...
In this episode, J. Warner and Sean McDowell explore the critical difference between teaching and training in discipleship, highlighting the importance of purposefully preparing...
In this video, J. Warner demonstrates that the earliest Christian sources already present a fully divine Jesus, countering the claim that high Christology was...
J. Warner applies forensic principles to the reliability of the Gospels, arguing that differences between eyewitness accounts are expected and actually validate rather than...
J. Warner responds to the claim that churches overly focus on homosexuality while neglecting adultery, noting that cultural trends shape which issues receive attention...
J. Warner explains how Mormon beliefs about Jesus and grace differ significantly from historic Christianity, focusing on key doctrinal distinctions like the nature of...
J. Warner presents evidence for the fine-tuning of the universe, showing that the precise conditions required for life—from universal constants to planetary specifics—make it...
J. Warner and Melissa Dougherty investigate how New Thought and the Law of Attraction have roots in metaphysical Christianity, influencing movements like Word of...
J. Warner explains that belief in God and Christianity does not require “extraordinary evidence,” but should be based on the same broad and ordinary...
J. Warner analyzes whether the Gospel writers were biased, applying detective principles from eyewitness evaluation to show why their testimony is trustworthy. He explains...
J. Warner, drawing on his experience as a detective, explains why the differences between the four Gospel accounts are typical of genuine eyewitness testimony...