There are several ways people come to hold their beliefs, but not all of them are equally trustworthy. Some of us hold beliefs that are unreasonable—we cling to them even though the evidence points clearly in another direction. Think about someone who still insists that warts come from touching frogs. We now know that’s false, and yet a person might continue ...

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity podcast, J. Warner Wallace tackles one of the most controversial and misunderstood doctrines in the Christian worldview: the Trinity. Drawing on his experience as a cold-case homicide detective, J. Warner treats the identity of God like a crime scene, building a suspect profile from Scripture and then asking: Who actually fits the...

J. Warner explains why having an enthusiastic and prepared faith is crucial for effectively presenting the case for Christianity to others. He stresses the value of passionate commitment, clear communication, and teamwork in evangelism, encouraging believers to move from passive listeners to “sheep dogs” who actively protect and advance their faith in culture.​

If you’ve got a son or daughter in high school or college—or a niece, nephew, or grandchild—you probably know the story I’m about to describe. A young person grows up in the church, attends youth group, memorizes verses, and maybe even serves in ministry. Yet somewhere along the way, that same young person decides it isn’t for them. They say they don’t think it’s true, or the...

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity podcast, J. Warner Wallace takes you inside the current crisis of confidence in American law enforcement—from the perspective of someone who actually wore the badge. Drawing on decades of experience as a gang officer, undercover cop, SWAT operator, and cold-case homicide detective, Jim helps Christians think more clearly and bibli...