“I have interviewed hundreds if not thousands of suspects. I had become familiar with the nature of eye-witness statements, and I understood how testimony was evaluated in a court of law. Something about the Gospels strck me as more than mythological story-telling. The Gospels actually appeared to be ancient eye-witness accounts.”-J. Warner Wallace “The Gospels”-Ryan … More “Cold-Case Christianity” by J. Warner Wallace
Alone? Jesus Christ is calling you to Stand By Me. “Stand by me” was a rhythmic song put out in 1961 by Ben E. King that instantly became popular since the people in the United States and eventually all over the world could identify with the song. Although I haven’t looked into the story of … More Jesus Is Calling: “Stand By Me…”
“I didn’t realize that it was possible to question or even ignore the Holy Spirit. I was so surprised by what was happening that all by myself, alone in the back of that food factory, I made what seemed like the only possible choice I had under those circumstances; I gave God my life.”-Nik Ripken … More “The Insanity Of God: A True Story Of Faith Resurrected” by Nik Ripken
“Something about the Gospels caught my attention-more of an investigator than someone interested in the ancient philosopher of an imaginary sage.”-J. Warner Wallace Rutgers University-“Cold-Case Christianity”-J. Warner Wallace (Part 1) Rutgers University-“Cold-Case Christianity”-J. Warner Wallace (Part 2)
“‘Nik, are you tired of running?’ The words were so clear and so close, that I whirled around to see who managed to sneak up on me. There was no one there. Odd. I turned my attention back to my task. Thinking my mind was playing tricks on me, ten minutes later I heard the … More “The Insanity Of God: A True Story Of Faith Resurrected” by Nik Ripken
“While I was uninterested in bowing my knee to Jesus as God, I was at least willing to listen to Him as a teacher. A week later, I purchased my first Bible. My friends knew me as an angry atheist. A skeptic who thoughtfully dissected Christians and their whole world view. Yet I found myself … More “Cold-Case Christianity” by J. Warner Wallace
