Showing posts with label James Warner Wallace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Warner Wallace. Show all posts

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Truthbomb Apologetics: Video: Jim Warner Wallace- God's Crime Scene

I've become something of a fan of James Warner Wallace's ministry/ This is another presentation of his methodology for approaching scripture and witnessing. He brings to bear his years of experience in investigating crime scenes and especially "cold cases" (like the 30 year-old cases) on the evidences inside and outside the Bible for the validity of Christianity. After being an Atheist of 35 years, he came to the conclusion - based on his professional analysis of the evidence - that accepting Christianity is the only reasonable response.  He gives a great presentation.


Truthbomb Apologetics: Video: Jim Warner Wallace- God's Crime Scene
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Apologist Interview: J. Warner Wallace - Apologetics 315

I really enjoyed Brian Auten's interview of J Warner Wallace. Wallace's ministry is amazing and unique in my experience. I had never considered valuable it would be to consider the evidence for Christianity from the point of view of a Cold Case Detective. Really good interview!

Apologist Interview: J. Warner Wallace - Apologetics 315

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

J. Warner Wallace Lectures on Evidence for Christianity - Apologetics 315

Brian Auten has shared a recent lecture by J. Warner Wallace on the reliability of  evidences for Christianity. This is really interesting. He points out that the issue isn't the possibility of  New Testament, it is about the reasonableness of the New Testament/ It's a well-done lecture and presentation.


Cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace, and author of Cold-Case Christianity, presented this lecture via Skype at Reasonable Faith Belfast on Monday, 3rd December 2012. He talks about the nature of evidence, possibility and reason, the chain of custody for the New Testament documents, and much more.

J. Warner Wallace Lectures on Evidence for Christianity - Apologetics 315