Were more of Jesus’ twelve disciples connected than we realize? 👀 In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner Wallace investigates the...
This video tackles a common skeptic claim head-on: that Christians “added” the virgin birth of Jesus long after the fact. In this conversation, cold-case...
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...
When we talk about the importance of marriage, we’re not just talking about a romantic preference or one lifestyle option among many. We’re really talking...
Can smart people really trust the Gospels—and stake their lives on Jesus? In this powerful TV interview, cold-case homicide detective and Christian apologist J....
When Jesus was arrested, condemned, crucified, and buried, many of His most visible followers had scattered. Yet two unexpected religious leaders stepped forward: Nicodemus,...
In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner Wallace examines one of the most overlooked patterns in the New Testament Gospels: the...
In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner Wallace applies the same cumulative-case reasoning used in criminal investigations to one of Christianity’s...
Who wrote the book of Hebrews? The author never names himself—yet the letter contains a remarkable trail of internal clues, early-church testimony, manuscript evidence,...
Homicide detectives are perhaps the least trusting people in the country. My own experience investigating murders has taught me to consider everyone a liar...
My cold cases are typically built on circumstantial evidence. Cumulative circumstantial cases are incredibly powerful when considered in their totality; the more diverse the...
In this video from a message delivered at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, J. Warner Wallace describes the difference between a “fact” and an “inference”....
When I first started investigating the reliability of the New Testament Gospels, I was fascinated by the ancient non-Canonical stories and legends related to...