A homicide detective applies his investigative methodology to the existence of Jesus, examining the fuse and fallout of history to reconstruct the story of Jesus. He discusses how Jesus' impact on literature, art, music, education, science, and world religions makes his story unique and unparalleled. The detective shares his personal journey of becoming a Christian, highlighting the importance of evidence and the transformative power of Jesus' message. [... more]

A former homicide detective applies his skills to investigate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, examining the evidence and historical context to determine if Jesus' claims are true. He uses a unique approach, comparing the fuse and fallout of history to a crime scene, to understand the impact of Jesus' message and the reasons behind his appearance in human form. [... more]

Edgar Allan Poe's life was marked by loss and struggle, but he persevered to become a pioneering writer of detective stories, science fiction, and poetry. His works, including 'The Raven' and 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue,' have had a lasting impact on literature and popular culture. [... more]

Detective J. Warner Wallace applies his investigative methodology to the existence of Christ, using the concepts of fuse and fallout to reconstruct the story of Jesus from historical records and cultural impact. He argues that Jesus's impact on literature, art, music, education, science, and world religions is unparalleled, making his story reconstructible even if every New Testament manuscript was destroyed. [... more]

Detective Jay Warner Wallace applies his skills to investigate the existence of Jesus Christ, examining the evidence and fuse of history to determine if Jesus is who he claimed to be. He discusses the importance of understanding the context of ancient history, including the development of language and writing, and how this facilitated the dissemination of the gospel. Wallace also explores the idea that humans are hardwired to believe in God and that Jesus meets the expectations of deity, making him a compelling figure in history. [... more]

Examining the historical impact of Jesus Christ on culture, exploring the relationship between evidence and faith, and discussing the importance of apologetics in sharing the Christian message. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a central tenet of Christianity, but skeptics argue that it's a legendary and historically late exaggeration. A cold case approach to the evidence reveals that the story of Jesus' resurrection has been consistent from the eyewitnesses to the earliest written accounts, making it a strong case for the historicity of the event. [... more]

The bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal position in Christianity, and skeptics have made various criticisms regarding its validity. J. Warner Wallace discusses the delusional theory, where the disciples imagined seeing Jesus alive after his death, and responds by highlighting the multiple eyewitness accounts of the resurrection, including the apostle Paul and Thomas. He also addresses the imposter theory, where an imposter tricked the disciples into believing Jesus was still alive, and argues that it's not reasonable to believe an imposter could perform the same miraculous feats as Jesus. [... more]

J. Warner Wallace discusses the bodily resurrection of Christ, the swoon theory, and the mortis triad, arguing that it's impossible to mistake an unconscious body for a dead one. He also examines the conspiracy theory that the disciples stole the body and fabricated the resurrection story, highlighting the challenges of maintaining a successful conspiracy over a long period of time and the lack of motive for the disciples to lie. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal event in Christianity, but many people struggle to understand its significance. A detective's approach to solving cold cases can be applied to examining the evidence for the resurrection, including the empty tomb and eyewitness testimony. By analyzing the evidence and eliminating implausible explanations, one can arrive at a reasonable conclusion about the truth of the resurrection. [... more]

J. Warner Wallace discusses his approach to investigating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, using his skills as a cold case detective to examine the evidence and separate truth from error. He explains how this approach can be applied to understanding the Christian worldview and why it's essential to consider the historical and theological claims of Christianity when evaluating the validity of Mormonism. [... more]

Amanda, a sexual abuse survivor, shares her story of overcoming trauma and finding healing through her faith in God. She discusses the importance of speaking up and seeking help, and how her book 'I Am' aims to empower other survivors to process their experiences and find comfort in their journey. [... more]