Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World that Rejects the Bible Free Audiobook Download by J. Warner Wallace

In an age when the importance of religious faith is being increasingly questioned, there is a powerful reminder of Jesus in the Person of Interest podcast. J. Warner Wallace is the author of "Mere Christianity" and "The Sins of Scripture."

The Person of Interest Audiobook is an amazing book that every Christian should read. Whether you are young, old, or anywhere in between this book will help you better understand the Bible and Jesus' place in the world today. It's one of those books that makes you think and ponder while you enjoy listening to it all at once.

'J. Warner Wallace' is a detective, who was born in Mississippi and raised Baptist until age learning about the Bible's reliability and historical accuracy. He became an atheist, but as he began his career in law enforcement, he found himself questioning many of his assumptions. When he joined the FBI, he was assigned to a unit that investigates crimes against children. He experienced first-hand the impact of prayer and God's provision for those who had lost all hope. Many people around him prayed for him during difficult times and he realized that many people are not aware that the Bible still matters today especially among those who do not believe in it.

"The Bible is true," I'm often told. "Its stories are timeless, and its message for our time is as relevant as ever." But a few people have heard that message and turned away from the Bible in disgust. This leaves them without an understanding of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.

In this raw and compelling audiobook, J. Warner Wallace invites listeners to say goodbye to the idea of being a Christian living in a postmodern society. The audiobook takes listeners on a journey of understanding the theological roots of the gospel message, which is what makes it different from other faith traditions. Using Scripture, Dr. Wallace lays out truths that are essential for Christians to know in order to live lives filled with hope and meaning in today's world that rejects the Bible.

"People's beliefs and adherence to those beliefs have no impact on the truth of what they believe. This is one of the most important lessons in my life," says Eric Metaxas, best-selling author of Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy. "But for Christians," he continues, "the opposite is true."