Hey friends, welcome back to another week of the speakeasy. So when the email came through to book

this week's guest, I gasped, stared at it for a second, and then dropped everything and ran out

and told my husband because I was so excited. Lee Strobel is the author of The Case for Christ.

The case for Christ is the first book that I read after surrendering my life to Jesus.

I had all of these questions and historical things that I felt like didn't match up and how can

we know that the Bible is true and that the resurrection is real and thankfully someone's smarter

and further along in their walk than me knew of this book and gave it to me. And it is the book that really

crystallized everything. Lee is like an investigative journalist and a pastor mashed together,

just the best of both worlds, which is going to be right up our alley. If you like the

speakeasy, Lee is going to be your speed.

And today we're talking about the supernatural through that same critical,

questioning, discerning lens, angels and demons and miracles and near-death experiences.

And what does the Bible have to say about these things?

What do people's experiences have to say? And how should we as

Christians engage and interact with the supernatural? So it is a fantastic conversation. Lee is just

so engaging. I think we could have talked for three hours and not have had enough time.

What if more important than being right is how we handle being wrong.

Holding tightly to ideas that can't adapt with new information is not a virtue.

It's a vice.

I'm Heather Thompson Day and I'm inviting you to join me over on my podcast.

What if I'm wrong?

Or I'll be your guide through real life questions.

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