A recent news story describes a woman who has a near-death experience, but is this evidence

that a god exists?

We'll discuss it on this episode.

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 Christianity.

Welcome to this edition of the Cold Case Christianity Broadcast, I'm Jimmy Wallace.

And I'm J. Warner Wallace.

And we're going to step out into some territory that you and I will both admit up front that

we are not experts in this area.

And part of the reason why we've never really dug into this all that deeply is because

the first reports that I've read in a number of different places have really kind of,

for me at least, given me enough skepticism that I'm not, I just don't see the value.

Maybe I'm interpreting the value of near-death experiences.

And then certainly you and I have friends who have done really good work and really do

think that near-death experiences are an evidence of not just God's existence, but of

the truth of Christianity.

And we can ask these kinds of questions a lot, like why don't you guys ever talk about

near-death experiences as an evidence for, if I was going to make a case, I mean, if

you make a case for God right now, or for Christianity, would you and even include

NDE as part of the cumulative case?

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