Tag Archives: the case for Christianity

J. Warner Wallace was interviewed (via SKYPE) by Pastor Todd Petkau of Riverwood Church Community in Winnipeg. They discussed the role of Christian Case Making in the life of every Christian and the importance of “jury selection” in evangelism efforts. This video was presented as part of a Sunday service …

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast, J. Warner discusses the importance of making the case for the reliability of the Bible, even when we are tempted to jump into arguments related to culture, politics or current events. Why is the case for the Bible more important than any …

J. Warner Wallace talks about the nature of direct and circumstantial evidence. How are these two forms of evidence used in criminal trials, and what can we learn from their use to help us make the case for Christianity? This clip is excerpted from J. Warner’s plenary session at the …

J. Warner Wallace talks about the nature and rules of evidence. What counts as evidence, and do we need a particular kind of evidence to make the case for Christianity? This clip is excerpted from J. Warner’s plenary session at the 2016 Reasons to Believe AMP Conference. To see more …

The relationship between science and faith continues to be hotly debated in our culture today. Eric Metaxas’ recent viral Wall Street Journal article, “Is Science Leading Us to God?” certainly reignited the discussion. His brief description of the teleological, fine-tuning parameters of the universe became the most-read online article the …

Richard Dawkins once famously said, “Faith is the great cop-out, the great excuse to evade the need to think and evaluate evidence. Faith is the belief in spite of, even perhaps because of, the lack of evidence.” He’s also quoted saying, “Many of us saw religion as harmless nonsense. Beliefs …

Jim appeared on 100 Huntley Street with Jerry Johnston to talk about his new book, Cold Case Christianity. To see more interview videos with J. Warner Wallace, visit the YouTube playlist.

Frank Turek, has been a dear friend, co-laborer and mentor. He’s the author of I Don’t Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist, and a popular speaker on college campuses, churches and conferences around the country. Frank does more than train Christians, however. Frank trains trainers. Frank’s been a teacher …