Christian Case Making
Yesterday’s release of the Pew Research Center’s report, “America’s Changing Religious Landscape,” affirms what most of us already know: Fewer and fewer people in...
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In a 2010 op-ed piece for the New York Times, Tenzin Gyatso, the Dalai Lama, focused on the commonalities found in world religion, arguing...
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “I’m a Christian, but I don’t want to force my religion on others.” What would you say?...
Easily the most well-known Bible verse in America today is John 3:16, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son,...
Sometimes getting into an apologetic conversation can feel like a competition. The other person offers their objections to Christianity and in return we try...
Yesterday’s release of the Pew Research Center’s report, “America’s Changing Religious Landscape,” affirms what most of us already know: Fewer and fewer people in...
I’ve been writing recently about jury selection. If you are interested in making a case for what you believe as a Christian, you probably...
In my last blog post, I talked about the importance of jury selection in any criminal trial. The secret of our success in cold...
As a cold-case detective and part of a three generation law enforcement family, I’ve got a secret I’d like to share with you: the...
A recent poll indicates that Christians typically fail to share their faith, in spite of what is universally understood as an essential command from...
Last Friday I met Tim Freel at the Breaching the Barricade Law Enforcement Conference in Elkhart, Indiana. Jim Bontrager invited me to speak at...
I had a memorable experience several years ago speaking at a large church here in Southern California: Real Life Church in Santa Clarita. I’ve...
In the midst of the holiday season, between Thanksgiving and Christmas, I’ve been thinking about the nature of our traditions and the challenges we...
