In this episode, I had the incredible opportunity to speak with Lee Strobel, renowned author and former atheist journalist, best known for his book "The Case for Christ." While we touched on the profound impact of "The Case for Christ," our main focus was on his latest project, "The Case for Miracles."

Lee shared his personal journey from atheism to faith, highlighting how his quest to disprove Christianity led him to discover the love of Jesus. We discussed the upcoming film adaptation of "The Case for Miracles," which will be shown in theaters as a Fathom event from December 15th to 18th. Lee described the film as a powerful exploration of modern-day miracles, supported by solid medical documentation and multiple eyewitness accounts.

One of the most moving stories Lee shared was about Barbara Snyder, who experienced a miraculous healing from multiple sclerosis after being prayed for by over 450 people. This story, among others, underscores the film's message that God is still in the miracle business today.

We also delved into the topic of unanswered prayers and the sovereignty of God. Lee shared his personal experience with his wife's chronic pain and emphasized that while not all prayers for healing are answered in this life, God can bring good out of our suffering.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of faith and evidence, and I highly recommend watching "The Case for Miracles" to witness these incredible stories firsthand. Thank you, Lee, for your dedication to documenting and sharing these powerful testimonies.

Check out "The Case For Miracles" film.