How I Helped My Students Keep Their Faith

About this sermon

In this short video, cold-case detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace explains why many believers are “Christians by accident” and how to move from an unexamined, blind faith to a confident, "forensic" faith grounded in evidence. He outlines three kinds of belief—unreasonable, blind, and forensic—and shows why only an evidential, well-tested faith will stand up in a skeptical culture and prepare the next generation to know not just that Christianity is true, but why it is true. You will learn: - Why simply being “born into” Christianity often produces an unexamined, fragile faith. - The difference between unreasonable faith, blind faith, and forensic faith. - How courtroom principles and investigative thinking can strengthen your trust in Christ and help you explain the Gospel to your kids, your church, and your skeptical friends. 📘 Dive deeper into these ideas in Forensic Faith: A Homicide Detective Makes the Case for a More Reasonable, Evidential Christian Faith, where J. Warner lays out the case for why Christians must think like detectives and become intentional case makers. Get the book here: https://amzn.to/45mcBoP 📺 Forensic Faith Curriculum on RightNow Media Use this message with your church, small group, or student ministry through the Forensic Faith video curriculum on RightNow Media—an eight-session study designed to train Christians to share what they believe and why they believe it. Watch the curriculum here (with a RightNow Media subscription): https://app.rightnowmedia.org/en/content/details/314420 👍 Like, Share, and Subscribe If this video helps you think more clearly about the nature of faith and the evidence for Christianity, please: - Like this video to support the message. - Share it with a friend, your small group, or your church leadership team. - Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you do not miss future case-making videos.

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• Faith