Christianity: Blind Faith or Evidence‑Based?
- Preacher
- J. Warner Wallace
- Tradition
- Apologetics
- Published
- Length
- 4:32
About this sermon
Are Christians supposed to just “have faith” and turn their brains off? 🤔 In this conversation, we walk through why Christianity is reasonable, how the resurrection functions like a historical case, and why your doubts don’t have to destroy your belief but can actually drive you toward the truth. 🕵️♂️✝️ Using a detective’s approach, we talk about: • Why the resurrection is a historical claim, not just a spiritual slogan 📜 • How evidence works in cold cases and in the Christian worldview 🧩 • Why “death by a thousand paper cuts” is a powerful way to think about the cumulative case for Christianity 🌲 • What Jesus Himself said about evidence vs. blind faith (miracles, eyewitnesses, and more) 👀 If you’ve wrestled with doubt, or if you’re a skeptic who thinks faith is always blind, this video is for you. Grab a notebook, think like a juror, and follow the evidence where it leads. ✅ 📚 Get the book – Cold-Case Christianity Learn how a cold-case detective examines the claims of the Gospels and the resurrection: 👉 https://amzn.to/42XtJhu 🌐 Visit our website for articles, videos, and resources 👉 https://www.coldcasechristianity.com ▶️ Check out the Truth Be Told YouTube channel More thoughtful Christian content here: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@TruthBeToldYouTube 👍 If this helped you think more clearly about faith, please: • Like this video • Subscribe to our YouTube channel • Turn on notifications 🔔 • Share it with a friend who’s asking tough questions Your engagement helps us get evidence-based Christianity in front of more people who are searching. 🙏
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