If you spend any time online, you’ll eventually see someone dismiss Noah’s flood with a wave of the hand: “That’s just another ancient myth. The Bible...
The Gospels identify Pilate as the Roman official who questioned Jesus, exercised authority in Judea, authorized Jesus’s crucifixion, and controlled the release of His...
For some people, the deity of Christ feels like a side issue—an advanced doctrinal debate for theologians with too much time on their hands. “Does it...
If you spend any time online, you’ll meet people who confidently call themselves Christians and yet deny the deity of Christ. They will insist they are followers...
Is prayer merely something we do before meals, in emergencies, or when other people are watching? In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast,...
In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner Wallace investigates the evidence as a detective would: beginning not with a theological formula,...
Were more of Jesus’ twelve disciples connected than we realize? 👀 In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner Wallace investigates the...
When Jesus was arrested, condemned, crucified, and buried, many of His most visible followers had scattered. Yet two unexpected religious leaders stepped forward: Nicodemus,...
There are good reasons to believe angelic beings exist (even without the specific description of these beings in the Bible), and God’s Word provides...
In this clip from a Summit Worldview Conference session, cold-case detective, J. Warner Wallace, defines the notion of “inerrancy”. How can we call the...
In this clip from a Summit Worldview Conference session, cold-case detective, J. Warner Wallace, describes how we can be certain we have reliable copies...
Our “Quick Shot” series offers brief answers to common objections to the Christian worldview. Each response is limited to one paragraph. These responses are...
In this clip from a Summit Worldview Conference session, cold-case detective, J. Warner Wallace, describes why some suspects point to variations between ancient New...