At the insistence of his mother, the 18-year-old returned home briefly before heading off to college, but he and his dad never discussed the incident. That summer, he worked as a reporter for a local newspaper and lived 50 miles from his childhood home.

After that heated conversation, Strobel stormed out of the house, planning never to return. 'He told me he didn't have enough love for me to fill his little finger,' Strobel said. The night before his high school graduation, their difficult relationship exploded. Strobel was an unwelcome surprise for his dad from the beginning: 'I was always trying to achieve things to impress him and earn his love, but I felt like I fell short,' Strobel said. For former atheist Lee Strobel, his father heavily influenced his decision not to believe in God. The choices we make as adults are often colored by the decisions our parents made. It is an honest message of hope and spiritual clarity in a world where faith is tested on a daily basis.For better or worse, our past shapes us.

“The Case for Faith” is a powerful Biblical apologetic for anyone who has ever experienced doubt or uncertainty about God. For Christians, it will deepen their convictions and give them fresh confidence in discussing Christianity with their most skeptical friends. “The Case for Faith” is for those who may be feeling attracted to Jesus but who are faced with intellectual barriers standing squarely in their path.

In “The Case for Faith,” Strobel turns his tenacious investigative skills to the most persistent emotional objections to belief-the eight “heart” barriers to faith. Each reaches beyond intellectual arguments to touch the depths of the human heart. In “The Case for Faith,” journalist Lee Strobel investigates two of the most emotional objections to Christianity, barriers to faith confronted by believers and skeptics alike: “Why is Jesus the only way to God?” and “How could a loving God exist if there is evil and suffering in the world?”īased on Strobel’s Gold Medallion-winning book, this film includes interviews with scholars, theologians, and ministry leaders, including Rick Warren, Joni Eareckson Tada, N.T. Featuring Lee Stroebel A journalist investigates the toughest objections to Christianity

The case for faith book