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How Should Christians Respond When The World Is On Fire?

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The Cold-Case Christianity Podcast
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Jun 24, 2026
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Summary

In this episode, J. Warner Wallace joins The Bill Arnold Show to discuss how followers of Jesus can thoughtfully respond to the recent events in Minneapolis. Drawing on his background as a cold-case detective and Christian apologist, J. Warner explores how to separate facts from headlines, think biblically about justice, authority, and race, and model truth and hope in a culturally divided moment. Listen in as we examine how to apply a forensic faith framework to breaking news, avoid outrage-driven narratives, and live out a distinctly Christian response in times of crisis. Check out The Bill Arnold Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theBillArnoldshow Learn more in J. Warner's book "The Truth in True Crime" : https://www.amazon.com/dp/1496472592 If this conversation is helpful, please subscribe and leave a review on whatever podcast platform you're using—it really helps others discover the show.