Tag Archives: defending the faith

Cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace, answers questions following a presentation at Ohio State University. How are we to define the notion of Biblical faith? Will we still have (or need) faith once we are united with God in Heaven? Be sure to check out Eric Chabot’s ministry on the campus …

J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Impact 360 and describes the important relationship between being prepared and being willing to share the truth of Christianity. How can we encourage young Christians to take a stand for Jesus? The role of preparation cannot be underestimated. If you have young believers in …

J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Jonathan Morrow from Impact 360 and describes the important role evidence pays in the faith and lives of young people. If you have young believers in your house, consider the Impact 360 Fellows program or the Impact 360 Immersion program. To see more training …

J. Warner Wallace discusses the evidence for Christianity with apologist, Sean McDowell, as part of the “Advocates” series from Awana. In this clip, J. Warner talks about the nature of miracles and why we have to be careful not to let our presuppositional bias against miracles unduly influence our investigation …

J. Warner Wallace, author of Cold-Case Christianity, was interviewed by Bobby Conway (The One Minute Apologist) and discussed several definitions of “faith”. Which definition is closest to the Biblical model? What is the relationship between evidence and faith? (For more information related to Bobby’s great ministry, visit: http://oneminuteapologist.com/) To see more …

J. Warner Wallace, author of Cold-Case Christianity, was interviewed by Bobby Conway (The One Minute Apologist) and discussed the Biblical mandate that compels all of us, as Christians, to become good Christian Case Makers. (For more information related to Bobby’s great ministry, visit: http://oneminuteapologist.com/) To see more training videos with J. …

Christianity is distinct in the nature of its claims and the value it places on reason, intelligence, and evidence. Some religious systems are based purely on the doctrinal, proverbial statements of their founders. The wisdom statements of Buddha, for example, lay the foundation for Buddhism. Hinduism is based on the …

I belong to several Christian Apologetics Facebook clubs, and on one of these pages a discussion recently started related to “minimum requirements”. A member of the club asked: “What is the credential necessary for calling oneself a Christian Apologist? Is there a specific certification or educational requirement, or just a …

My first year as a youth pastor was a challenging year of self-evaluation. When I was initially offered the job, I wasn’t sure I could lead or teach high-schoolers; I’d been working with younger students and my own children were not yet teenagers. But I was ambitious and eager, so …

In this video, taken from a Q and A session after one of his public talks, J. Warner Wallace talks about the need for local churches to embrace and incorporate apologetics in the life of their congregations. To see more training videos with J. Warner Wallace, visit the YouTube playlist. For …