In *Cold-Case Christianity*, J. Warner Wallace uses his experience as a homicide detective to investigate the claims of the Gospels. He applies ten common rules of evidence to determine the historical reliability of the Bible, the role of evidence in Christian faith, and why the gospel eyewitness accounts demonstrate the historicity of Jesus. The book includes updated content, new illustrations, and an afterword addressing questions about the New Testament's reliability. It is designed for both spiritual seekers and Christians looking to articulate the case for Jesus and the Bible's validity.
In 'Another Gospel?', Alisa Childers describes her intellectual journey over several years as she grappled with questions that struck at the core of the Christian faith. Raised in a Christian home and formerly part of the popular Christian band ZOEgirl, Alisa's faith was deeply challenged by a progressive pastor. The book details her struggle with doubt and her eventual rebuilding of her faith through a thorough examination of historic Christianity. It serves as a guide for those encountering progressive Christianity, offering solid answers in a culture of endless questions.
J. Warner Wallace's "God's Crime Scene" presents a compelling case for the resurrection of Jesus Christ using forensic principles and investigative techniques. Wallace, a former homicide detective, applies his expertise to examine the historical evidence surrounding Jesus's death and resurrection, arguing that the evidence points to a miraculous event. The book explores various aspects of the historical record, including eyewitness testimonies, the empty tomb, and the transformation of the disciples. Wallace's approach is both rigorous and accessible, making the complex subject matter understandable to a broad audience. The book has resonated with many readers, offering a fresh perspective on the evidence for Christianity.
J. Warner Wallace's "Forensic Faith" explores the importance of apologetics and provides a framework for effectively communicating Christian beliefs. The book emphasizes the need for a reasoned and evidence-based approach to faith, encouraging readers to engage in thoughtful discussions about their beliefs. Wallace draws on his experience as a detective to illustrate how to build a strong case for Christianity, using clear and compelling arguments. The book is designed to equip readers with the tools and strategies they need to confidently share their faith with others. It emphasizes the importance of both intellectual understanding and personal relationship in communicating faith effectively.
This book provides thoughtful answers to questions arising from the current transgender moment. Drawing on insights from biology, psychology, and philosophy, Ryan Anderson offers a balanced approach to public policy on gender identity and a sober assessment of the human costs of misconceptions about human nature. It contrasts the media's depiction of gender fluidity with the often sad realities of living with gender dysphoria, highlighting stories of individuals who transitioned but found no improvement and those who regretted transitioning as children. Anderson argues that the most beneficial therapies focus on helping people accept and live in harmony with their bodies, and he discusses the implications for parents, policymakers, and healthcare professionals.
In 'The Case for Christ,' Lee Strobel, a former atheist and investigative journalist, conducts a comprehensive investigation into the claims of Jesus Christ. Using his background in law and journalism, Strobel interviews over a dozen experts with doctorates from prestigious institutions like Cambridge, Princeton, and Brandeis. He delves into questions such as the reliability of the New Testament, the existence of evidence for Jesus outside the Bible, and the validity of Jesus' resurrection. The book is a detailed and readable exploration of the evidence for Christ's divinity, making it a compelling resource for apologetics and those seeking to understand the Christian faith.
J. Warner Wallace joins me to celebrate the release of his new book, Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World that Rejects the Bible. We'll talk about this much-anticipated release, take your questions live, and hear from a couple of surprise guests. We will also be giving away several copies of the book to a few lucky winners...tune in live to be eligible!
The Alisa Childers Podcast 
