Do miracles still occur today?

And if they do occur, how would we ever notice?

Or how would we ever recognize it?

Why is there so much presidency to accept the idea of miracles in today's culture?

We'll talk about that on today's broadcast.

J. Warner Wallace is a cold case homicide detective

who's been investigating cold case murders in Los Angeles County for over a decade.

His work has been featured on Fox News, Dateline, and Core TV.

Now we join him as he applies his investigative skills to making a case for Christian.

Thanks for joining us on today's broadcast. I'm Jimmy Wallace.

And I'm J. Warner Wallace.

So Jimmy, we're going to start talking about miracles.

But what's the point of today's show?

Well, I think that we all hold a number of presuppositions about miracles,

whether we're Christians or non-believers.

I think that's a lot of our assumptions about reality.

Kind of prevent us or help us to accept miracles.

I want to discuss those and see if there's some way we can maybe find some common ground

for how we can address this idea of miracles, whether we're believers or not today.

What is it that we can kind of think through to help us to identify miracles when they happen,

or even just accept the idea that can miracles happen to begin with?

Yeah, and I think this is really coming out a large part from an article

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