Lee Strobel Books in Order

An investigation into the unseen realm, exploring topics like angels, demons, and near-death experiences. Strobel examines biblical teaching and modern accounts to help readers understand the spiritual reality that exists alongside the physical world.

Tailored for high schoolers, this book tackles the ultimate question of God's existence using logic and science. It helps teens process their doubts and provides solid arguments they can use in discussions with friends or classmates.

Strobel returns to the fundamental question of existence, combining science, philosophy, and history to make a case for God. This recent work addresses contemporary skepticism and offers a broad, updated defense of theism.

Strobel explores the evidence for the afterlife, investigating near-death experiences and the Christian doctrine of heaven. He interviews experts to build a case that death is not the end, but a transition to a real and vibrant existence.

Updated for a new generation of middle-grade readers, this edition presents the evidence for Jesus in an engaging, accessible way. It covers historical documents and scientific facts to help young readers understand the basis of the Christian faith.

A concise Q&A companion to *The Case for Miracles*. Strobel provides short, direct answers to common questions about divine healing, why God sometimes says "no," and the role of faith in the supernatural.

A student-focused guide that tackles recent cultural challenges to the identity of Jesus. It helps teens navigate pop-culture theories and academic skepticism, providing solid answers about who Jesus really was.

Adapted for teenagers, this book investigates the reality of miracles and divine intervention. It addresses the skepticism students often encounter and provides evidence for the supernatural in a format that respects their intelligence.

This kid-friendly investigation looks into whether miracles are real, from biblical times to today. It answers questions young readers might have about prayer and the supernatural with clear examples and easy-to-understand evidence.

Tackling the skepticism surrounding the supernatural, Strobel investigates whether miracles still happen today. He examines documented medical cases and speaks with skeptics and believers alike to determine if divine intervention is a credible reality.

A daily devotional offering short, powerful insights from Strobel's years of research and ministry. Each entry provides a quick dose of encouragement and biblical truth to help readers stay grounded in their faith.

Strobel investigates modern attacks on the identity of Christ, addressing claims that Jesus was a myth or that his message was distorted. He consults experts to refute popular challenges and confirm that the Jesus of the Bible is the Jesus of history.

A concise, uplifting book that argues Christian hope is not just wishful thinking but a certainty grounded in the resurrection. Strobel explains why this confidence matters and how it can sustain readers through difficult times.

Using stories that kids can relate to, this book explains the concept of grace and forgiveness. It helps children understand that they don't have to be perfect to be loved by God and shows how grace works in real life.

Moving beyond just facts, Strobel explores the transformative power of God's grace through real-life stories. He interviews people with broken pasts—and shares his own difficult relationship with his father—to show how forgiveness changes lives.

A legal thriller set in Chicago involving a corrupt judge, a megachurch pastor, and a cynical reporter. As their lives intersect in a web of gambling, murder, and politics, Strobel weaves a fast-paced story of redemption and suspense.

Written with Mark Mittelberg, this devotional offers 42 days of stories about everyday evangelism. The authors share personal anecdotes—both successes and awkward moments—to encourage Christians to share their faith naturally and without fear.

Strobel addresses modern challenges to the traditional view of Jesus, including "lost" gospels and claims that the texts were tampered with. He interviews scholars to debunk conspiracy theories and affirm the reliability of the New Testament portrait.

Written for tweens, this book answers tough questions like "Why does God allow bad things to happen?" and "How can I be sure about God?" It uses kid-friendly language to address the same big doubts found in the adult version.

An adaptation of the bestseller for children ages 8–12, packed with illustrations and clear explanations. It helps young readers investigate the evidence for Jesus' existence, miracles, and resurrection in a way that makes sense to them.

This book takes kids on a scientific journey to explore the universe, DNA, and the earth. It explains how the complexity of the world points to a Designer, making concepts like the Big Bang and fine-tuning accessible to young minds.

A collection of twelve stories featuring fictional kids who face tough questions about their faith in real-life situations. It helps young readers apply the logic of the "Case" books to conversations they might have on the playground or at school.

A quick, investigative response to the claims made in Dan Brown's popular novel. Strobel separates historical fact from fiction, addressing questions about the "lost gospels," the divinity of Jesus, and the role of Mary Magdalene.

A focused investigation into the resurrection of Jesus, examining the medical evidence of his death and the historical data for the empty tomb. This short book presents the core arguments for why the Easter story is historically credible.

Strobel investigates scientific evidence from cosmology, physics, and biology to see if they point toward an intelligent designer. He interviews scientists about the Big Bang, DNA, and the fine-tuning of the universe, challenging the limits of strict materialism.

Co-authored with Garry Poole, this discussion guide invites readers to explore the history and meaning behind the crucifixion. It delves into the details of Christ's suffering and sacrifice, designed to deepen understanding of the Passion narrative.

Written with his wife Leslie, this book offers personal advice for couples where one spouse is a believer and the other is not. They share their own rocky journey and provide practical tips for maintaining a healthy marriage despite spiritual differences.

Turning his investigative skills to the hardest objections against Christianity, Strobel tackles barriers like the existence of evil, suffering, and hell. He interviews philosophers and theologians to find satisfying answers to the "Heart 8" doubts that block many from belief.

A short investigation into the nativity story, examining the historical evidence for the virgin birth and the census. Strobel aims to separate the myths of the holiday from the facts of the incarnation.

Retracing his own spiritual journey from atheism to faith, a former legal editor interviews thirteen scholars to examine the historical record of Jesus. The book investigates ancient documents, archaeological evidence, and medical data surrounding the crucifixion.

This book explores thirteen counter-intuitive biblical teachings that can revolutionize a reader's life. Strobel examines "outrageous" ideas like finding freedom in forgiveness and strength in humility, showing how they offer a better way to live.

Strobel imagines how Jesus might address modern cultural icons and leaders, applying biblical wisdom to contemporary headlines. The book explores how the timeless teachings of Christ relate to today's issues of power, success, and morality.

Drawing from his own years as a skeptic and his experience at Willow Creek, Strobel offers insights into how non-believers think and feel. This guide helps Christians understand their unchurched friends and share their faith effectively.