The Night I Told My Wife: “We Can’t Ignore This Evidence Anymore”
- Preacher
- J. Warner Wallace
- Tradition
- Apologetics
- Published
- Length
- 7:01
About this sermon
You don’t build a cold case homicide on one “smoking gun.” You build it one piece of evidence at a time. 🧾🩸 In this conversation, I walk through how I took the same investigative process I used on unsolved murders in Los Angeles County and applied it to the Gospels over nine months of careful work. We talk about: • How eyewitness reliability is tested in court—and how I used that on Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John ⚖️📖 • Why circumstantial evidence (DNA, fingerprints, patterns) actually strengthens the case for Jesus 🧬🔍 • The difference between believing the Gospels are historically reliable and actually understanding the gospel itself ❤️✝️ • The moment I told my wife, “I don’t know why we would hold out anymore on this” 💬 • How Romans and 1 Corinthians exposed my own sin nature and helped me finally see why Jesus had to die on a cross 📜 If you’re a skeptic, a cop, a thinker, or a Christian who still has questions, this is an inside look at how an investigator weighs the evidence for Jesus—and why the case finally became too heavy to ignore. 📚 Get the book: Discover how real investigations intersect with the Christian worldview in my book, Cold-Case Christianity: https://amzn.to/42XtJhu 🎥 Check out Maverick River Collective on YouTube More conversations and content here: https://www.youtube.com/@MaverickRiverCollective 🌐 Explore more at Cold Case Christianity Articles, videos, and resources for making the case for Christianity: https://coldcasechristianity.com 👍 If this video helps you think more clearly about Jesus and the evidence, please LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on the notification bell so you don’t miss what’s next. 💬 Share in the comments: What’s the strongest piece of evidence for Jesus you’ve seen so far—and what still raises questions?
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