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The Case for Miracles with Lee Strobel

The Case for Miracles with Lee Strobel

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 Have you ever wondered if miracles are more than just ancient stories—if they’re still happening today? Lee Strobel, once a skeptic and staunch atheist, set out on a relentless quest for truth. What he discovered not only transformed his own life but continues to inspire millions.

In his journey, he dives deep into the heart of Christianity: the miraculous birth of Jesus, the world-shaking reality of His resurrection, and the undeniable evidence of God’s hand at work in our modern world.

Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4rUx3a3

Takeaways:
  • Lee Strobel was a former atheist who became a Christian.
  • He defines miracles as events brought about by God's power.
  • Strobel emphasizes the importance of credible eyewitnesses in miracle claims.
  • He spent two years investigating the resurrection of Jesus.
  • Strobel believes it takes more faith to be an atheist than a Christian.
  • He highlights the significance of Jesus' birth and resurrection as miracles.
  • Miracles often occur in places where the gospel is spreading.
  • Strobel shares a documented case of a miraculous healing in Mozambique.
  • He expresses a desire to share his faith with as many people as possible.
  • Strobel is working on a new book set to release in 2027.

Sound Bites
  • "It took more faith to be an atheist."
  • "The God of eternity became time bound."
  • "I felt electric shock go through my body."

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Lee Strobel and His Journey
02:55 Defining Miracles and Their Criteria
05:57 Personal Transformation: From Atheism to Faith
08:50 The Significance of Jesus' Birth and Resurrection
11:36 The Ongoing Nature of Miracles Today

Keywords: Lee Strobel, miracles, Christianity, atheism, faith, resurrection, documentary, Case for Christ, Case for Miracles, spiritual transformation
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