Ladies and gentlemen, we're just a couple of weeks from Christmas and a great miracle took place at Christmas when the Lord himself added humanity to his deity came to earth, allowed the creatures that rebelled against him to eventually torture and kill him so he could take our punishment upon himself. However, that

couldn't have happened if miracles are not possible. Are miracles possible? Did they happen in the past?

And do they still happen today? That's a question that my friend, the great Lee Strobel,

covered in his book, The Case for Miracles. This book came out a few

years ago, but it's now been turned into a major motion picture that's going to be in theaters this

week. It's the perfect time coming up to Christmas. You're going to want to see this. And the

Great Lee Strobel is here to talk about it

with us, ladies and gentlemen. So here he is. The Great Lee Strobo rings his own crowd as always.

Lee, how are you? Hey, Frank. So good to see you, man. You're one of the few people who's busier than I am.

My goodness, I see you everywhere on the news and so forth. I know your life

has been turned upside down in recent months. And we've been praying for you every day.

God will continue to use you as he greatly has. And he's used you as well. In fact, I just saw

you speaking at Greg Laurie's church a couple weeks ago. Yeah. And you have another book out called, I think it's called

Seeing the Supernatural, right? Yes. Two books. One, seeing the supernatural, which looks at the question

of how do we know that there really is a realm beyond what we can see and touch. And then the case for

Christmas, that's kind of an inexpensive spiritual stocking stuffer that you can give to someone this Christmas who's spiritually curious deals with all kinds of questions about Christmas and sets the record straight on a lot of misunderstandings we have about Christmas.

And so that's come out to.

Well, before we get into the movie, the case for Miracles, tell us about that book and what Hobby Lobby has done. Yeah, so Hobby Lobby bought half a million copies of the book and they're giving it away for free to customers between now and Christmas. So I'm getting emails from all these people around the country saying, hey, look what I got at Hobby Lobby and they're saying, hey, look what I got at Hobby Lobby for free.

And I thought, this is great. I talked to Steve Green about it. Of course, he's the head of the Museum of the Bible and the Hobby Lobby. And it's just a partnership to get out the gospel.

The gospel is clearly spelled out in the book. And it's a book that looks at the historical

reality of Christmas, the incarnation. So it's a good

book for Christians to deepen their faith, but also for nonbelievers to hear the gospel,

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