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In this episode, J. Warner Wallace takes you into the forensic details of the Bible’s sacrificial system to examine a stunning claim: when John the Baptist called Jesus “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” he was doing something that flatly breaks the Old Testament lamb pattern. Using the same cold-case, investigative approach he applied for years as a detec...


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Discover why the so-called “first century” sits at the explosive turning point of history—and how Jesus became an unexpected catalyst for the rise of modern science. In this message from Liberty University’s Convocation, cold-case detective and Christian apologist J. Warner Wallace investigates the fuse leading up to the first century and the fallout that followed, focusing o...


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Christian parents do not have the luxury of waiting to see whether their teens’ faith survives college; practical apologetics at home must begin long before that season ever arrives. The pressures that will challenge what young people believe...


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If Mark really preserves Peter’s eyewitness testimony, what does that mean for the other Gospels—and for skeptical claims that the New Testament is late, legendary, and contradictory? In this follow‑up episode, we build on the case from Part 1 and argue that Mark is not only rooted in Peter’s preaching, but is also likely the earliest written Gospel that Matt...


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