The Proof You Need to Believe in Jesus Christ

Imagine this: You’re the lead detective on an important case. Your job is to search for clues that reveal who, what, where, when, and why a crime has been committed. What evidence would you look for?

What if the case was finding proof for the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ? Is there evidence for that?

On our Focus on the Family Broadcast “The Proof You Need to Believe in Jesus Christ,” we’re putting you in that lead detective scenario.

Jim Wallace is with us. He’s an award-winning cold-case homicide detective, a national speaker, and an author who has been involved in law enforcement for more than 25 years as a homicide detective, building solid legal cases out of verifiable proof. A self-described “actively sarcastic skeptic” about God, faith, and the Bible, Jim felt compelled to launch a serious investigation into the life of Jesus.

Maybe you have questions, even doubts, about Jesus and the Bible and wonder if any of it is true. You want proof that Jesus existed and that he came into the world to redeem and transform it. Jim is sharing what he discovered when he studied the story of Jesus Christ from the perspective of a cold-case detective.

Hear what he found on your local radio station, online, on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or on our free phone app. This program is part of our “Best of” programs for 2022, airing throughout the month of December.

Jim’s book Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World That Rejects the Bible is available for a gift of any amount. And when you help Focus on the Family today with a gift, your donation will be DOUBLED for twice the impact in helping others through this ministry. My thanks to generous donors who have made that possible. For more information on how to be involved, call 1-800-A-FAMILY (232-6459), or click here.

And while you’re online, I encourage you to explore the “Faith” section of our website, which offers a wealth of great articles and resources that will bolster your faith journey.