Cold-Case Christianity by J. Warner Wallace
Week 16: Review & Reflection
Review your notes and journal entries from all previous weeks of Cold-Case Christianity.
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The investigation is complete — now it's time to deliberate, as a jury does, and decide what you believe and what you will do about it.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Wallace frequently says that a good detective doesn't just collect evidence — they eventually have to reach a verdict and act on it. Having worked through the entire book, what is your verdict? Has your confidence in the reliability of the Gospels and the existence of God increased, decreased, or remained the same? What moved you most?
2.Look back over the detective principles from Section 1 (don't be a know-it-all, learn to infer, think circumstantially, test your witnesses, hang on every word, separate artifacts from evidence). Which of these principles has most changed the way you read the Bible or think about faith? Give a specific example.
3.Wallace applies four witness tests to the Gospel writers in Section 2: were they present, corroborated, accurate, and unbiased? Which of these four tests do you find most reassuring? Which raises the most questions in your mind that you still want to explore?
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