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In this extended episode, cold-case detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace investigates every one of Jesus’ Sabbath miracles and controversies as if they were crime scenes on a case board. As J. Warner walks through each Sabbath scene, he collects the “evidence”: the wording of the texts, the legal questions (“Is it lawful…?”), the escalating confl...


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This video explores how real homicide investigations can reveal deep truths about life, identity, morality, and our need for hope beyond the grave. Drawing from years of working death scenes and cold cases, J. Warner Wallace shares what true crime exposes about human nature—and how those same realities point to something bigger than the stories on our screens.


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Detectives make difficult decisions all the time as we try to determine who is telling us the truth, who is worthy of further investigation, or who is ultimately the suspect in a case. Detectives must be discerning, separating truth from deception, and truth-tellers from deceivers.

But I often encounter Christians who are less than discerning, especially when ...


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Is Jesus really God, or did the church just make that up later? In this episode of Cold-Case Christianity, homicide detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace works through the Gospel of John like a case file, pulling one key piece of evidence from each chapter (John 2–21) to test the viral claim, “Jesus never even said He was God.” You’ll see how titles, reactions, ...


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