Are Christians Too Biased to be Trusted?

Are Christians Too Biased to be Trusted?

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Eyewitness or Legend? The Truth About Mark's Gospel

Was the Gospel of Mark built on real eyewitness testimony—or is it just another religious legend? In this episode, cold‑case detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace (you) walks through the historical and forensic evidence that Mark's Gospel is rooted in the firsthand ...  Show more

Deconstructing Judas: Saved, Lost, or Something Far Worse?

In this episode, cold-case detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace reopens "the Judas file" and asks a blunt question: Was Judas ever truly saved, or was he an unsaved insider from the start? Drawing on a detective's methodology, J. Warner walks verse by verse through ...  Show more

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