J. Warner Wallace
Author, Cold-Case Christianity
J. Warner Wallace is a cold-case homicide detective, popular national speaker and best-selling author. He continues to consult on cold-case investigations while serving as a Senior Fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He is also an adjunct professor of apologetics at Biola University and a faculty member at Summit Ministries.
J. Warner’s professional investigative work has received national recognition; his cases have been featured more than any other detective on NBC’s Dateline, and his work has also appeared on CourtTV and Fox News. He also appears on television as an investigative consultant (most recently on truTV) and had a role in God's Not Dead 2, making the case for the historicity of Jesus. J. Warner was awarded the Police and Fire Medal of Valor “Sustained Superiority” Award for his continuing work on cold-case homicides, and the CopsWest Award after solving a 1979 murder. Relying on over two decades of investigative experience, J. Warner provides his readers and audiences with the tools they will need to investigate the claims of Christianity and make a convincing case for the truth of the Christian worldview.
You can follow J. Warner Wallace on Twitter @JWarnerWallace
Articles by J. Warner Wallace
- The Verse that the Culture Misquotes Most
- How Can We Trust the Gospels When the Genealogies Are So Different?
- Reasonable Faith, Biblical Interpretation and “Tipping Point” Evidence
- The Best Piece of Christian Evidence: Unity
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- Are Mormons Christian Too?
- Ethical Behavior: Does Motive Matter When Considering “Good Works”?
- The Salvation Equation: The Simple Relationship Between Faith and Works
- Does the Description of the Demoniac(s) Demonstrate a Dilemma?
- Are Theists the Only People Who Have the “Burden of Proof”?
- Christian Worldview: What Does It Mean to Be “In the World” but Not “Of the World”?
- Christian Case Makers: Young People Ought to Be Our Jury
- What the Case Looks Like When Young People Are Your Jury
- When Christian Case Making Becomes an Art
- What Makes a Church “Relevant”?
- One Important Reason the Church Will Continue to Compromise
- The Power of “Nice” and the Importance of “Good”
