The Case for Miracles: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for the Supernatural

An investigation into the wonders of God.

Is it reasonable in our skeptical culture to believe in a God who produces miracles? Don't miracles contradict science? Aren't biblical miracles legends? And what about today - is there evidence that God continues to intervene in people's lives?

Bestselling author Lee Strobel explores compelling evidence for miracles as e narrates one stunning account after the next. Strobel starts by interviewing skeptic Michael Shermer, who builds the case against miracles. Then Strobel digs out evidence responding to Shermer's claims and builds a powerful case for divine intervention in our world today.

Strobel documents astonishing healings; explores the credibility of biblical miracles, including creation and the resurrection; discloses cutting-edge scientific studies about prayer; and wrestles with why God sometimes chooses not to intervene in moments of our deepest need.

Through it all, Strobel weaves in his own experience of how God is at work - sometimes openly, sometimes mysteriously - but always in ways that draw us to himself.