The Case for Christ

I’d watched plenty of debates and other such things, but I hadn’t read any apologetics books, and I don’t know why. But I started that process with the popular and easy to read Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. And this is kind of what led me to delve into the topic more. A very enjoyable and easy read about a bloke who was once an atheist, then his wife became a Christian and so he used his skills as an investigative journalist to uncover if there really was a ‘case for Christ’, and he became Christian. That’s pretty good.

It’s basically just a series of interviews but written in a novel, story like format which keeps it entertaining. It doesn’t go too deep into every subject, and to compensate there are plenty of resource suggestions at the end of each chapter. This also helps to show that there is value to what these people are saying, that it’s not just coming form them.

If you’re interested in seeing if there is a case for Christ, this is a great place to start.