Former cold-case detective and bestselling apologist J. Warner Wallace returns to the Reasonable Theology Podcast — and this time, he’s joined by his son, Jimmy Wallace, who is also a detective and Christian apologist.

Together, they’ve created a compelling new graphic novel that explores important truths through storytelling: Case Files: Murder and Meaning.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

Their real-life experiences in law enforcement
How detective work informs their approach to Christian apologetics
Why fiction and storytelling can powerfully point people to truth
The creative journey behind their graphic novel
What it's like working on a faith-based project as a father-son team

This is a fun and insightful conversation with lots of laughs, wisdom, and encouragement for those looking to effectively explore and explain Christian concepts to others.

Resources & show notes: ReasonableTheology.org/casefiles

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Detectives J. Warner Wallace & Jimmy Wallace on Murder, Meaning, and the Gospel | Ep. 95

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