What would happen if an experienced homicide detective applied the investigative tools he uses to prove that God exists?

Well, during the next half hour, John Stone Street welcomes former cold case detective, Jay Warner Wallace, to discuss his newest book, God's crime scene.

You'll learn how to present critical evidence to unbelievers while reinforcing your own

faith in the process. That's coming up right now on this edition of Breakpoint This Week.

From the Chuck Colson Center for Christian World View, this is Breakpoint this week with John

Stone Street. The police look at evidence in a logical manner to piece together crime scenes

and past events. Can their techniques prove useful in Christian apologetics? Here's John and guest.

One of the most interesting authors over the last couple years is in the realm of

apologetics and a cold case homicide detective turned Christian who now is writing on how we can know

the truths of Christianity. I've had him on the show before. Welcome back, by the way, to Breakpoint

this week. And Jay Warner Wallace is the author of Cold Case Christianity.

And several months ago on Breakpoint this week, we talked with Jay about that book.

And I'm so excited that his new book is out.

God's crime scene, a cold case detective examines the evidence for a divinely created universe.

And this is another one you're just going

to want to read. It's just an incredibly innovative approach at talking about the truth claims of

Christianity. Jay, it's always good to have you on Breakpoint this week. Welcome back. Well,

you're way too kind to me, John. I appreciate all the kind words. It's been us a fun journey,

and I never saw it coming.

I'm just glad to be a small part of what we're all trying to do here. You never did see it

coming. I mean, for much of your life, you were an atheist. And again, working in this field of

crime, trying to solve, you know, cases that are, you know, mysterious and so on that

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