Lee Strobel, born on January 25, 1952 in Illinois, is an American Christian author and journalist who has made a significant impact in the field of religious literature. His most notable work, The Case for a Creator, has solidified his reputation as a thought leader in the Christian community.
Before embarking on his successful writing career, Strobel studied journalism at the University of Missouri. Later, he decided to further his education by attending Yale Law School, where he honed his critical thinking and analytical skills.
Throughout his career, Strobel has been recognized for his exceptional writing talents. He has received four ECPA Christian Book Awards for his works, a testament to his dedication to spreading the message of Christian faith through his writing.
Aside from his literary accomplishments, Strobel also delved into the world of television. He hosted the show Faith Under Fire on PAX TV, where he engaged in thought-provoking discussions on matters of faith and spirituality.
Strobel's personal life is just as fulfilling as his professional one. He shares two children with his wife, Leslie, whom he has supported and loved throughout the years.
In addition to his own writing, Strobel has contributed to the world of entertainment by writing a discussion guide for the Mel Gibson film The Passion of the Christ. His insights and analysis added an extra layer of depth to the already impactful movie.