I Believed the Bible Was True. That Didn’t Make Me a Christian. /Cold-Case Christianity J. Warner & Jimmy Wallace

I investigated the Gospels the same way I investigated cold-case murders—but establishing that Christianity was true wasn’t the same as trusting Christ. In this conversation, I explain how the cumulative evidence convinced me that the Gospel accounts were reliable, why Mark and Luke reminded me of detective-written witness reports, and why that still wasn’t the end of my journey.

📖 The turning point came while I was reading my Bible during a surveillance assignment, parked beside a schoolyard. I had examined what the New Testament said about Jesus. Now I had to face what it said about me.

✈️ You can believe an airplane will get you to your destination without ever stepping aboard. In the same way, there’s a difference between “belief that” Christianity is true and “belief in” Jesus as your Savior. This is the story of how my investigation became personal—and how I moved from examining the evidence to placing my trust in Christ.

📚 Explore the evidence in my book, Cold-Case Christianity: A Homicide Detective Investigates the Claims of the Gospels: https://amzn.to/42XtJhu