Hey friends, Elisa Childers here.

How did a successful Los Angeles cold case homicide detective come to faith in Christ?

As a committed atheist, J. Warner Wallace set out to solve the greatest cold case in history.

The truth claims made by the disciples of Jesus of Nazareth.

For the gospel accounts of Jesus' life, actual eyewitness testimony, Jim tells us all about it on today's podcast.

My guest today is a cold case homicide detective, popular national speaker and best selling author.

He was so successful as a cold case detective that he's been featured on NBC's date line more than any other detective.

Keith Morrison, who's the news correspondent on date line, actually referred to him as the evidence whisperer.

His work also appeared on court TV and Fox News.

He continues to consult on cold case investigations while serving as a senior fellow at the Colson Center for Christian World View.

He's an agent professor of apologetics at Biola University and a faculty member at Summit Ministries.

He's got his master's degree in theological studies and you may have seen him in a little movie called God's Not Dead 2.

He has a great website, blog and podcast at coldcasechristianity.com.

So J. Warner Wallace, Jim, welcome to the show.

Well, thanks for, you know, I've been looking forward to this.

We kind of had a chance to meet each other originally a couple of years ago at the cross-examine instructors of the Academy that Frank Turg runs where we know we can get to hang out with all the other people who teach apologetics around the country

and kind of learn from each other.

You've been to that a couple of times now and then we did a conference at your church about a year ago.

So I've been looking forward to doing this podcast with you.

Yeah, and it's great to have you on and for anybody listening, if you're into apologetics and you're kind of wondering how you can take that to the next level.

If you want to maybe start teaching a class at church or even pursuing it as a career or even on the level of your small group,

if you just want to get better at presenting apologetics material, I just want to recommend what Jim just mentioned.

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