Case for Christ

Lee Strobel’s work applies the rigorous methods of investigative journalism to one of history’s most enduring questions: whether Jesus of Nazareth was merely a moral teacher or the divine Son of God. Drawing on his background as a former legal reporter, Strobel structures the book as a series of interviews with historians, archaeologists, and biblical scholars who examine the historical reliability of New Testament accounts. The volume explores themes of faith and reason, addressing inquiries about the resurrection, the authenticity of Gospel narratives, and the cultural context of first-century Judea. Rather than relying on theological argument alone, the author presents documentary evidence, archaeological findings, and scholarly consensus to evaluate the claims surrounding Christ’s life. The work functions as a foundational text in modern Christian apologetics, valued for its accessible format and commitment to examining historical data. Readers encounter a methodical inquiry that balances personal spiritual reflection with academic scrutiny, offering a structured approach to understanding the historical foundations of Christian belief.