Lee Strobel

We still take one step forward and two steps back sometimes. That's okay. But the general orientation of our life ought to be different. It ought to be much more pointed toward God as being the leader of my life. And so when you look at that kind of evidence, when you look at that moment I can go back to and say, yep, that's the moment,

We still take one step forward and two steps back sometimes. That's okay. But the general orientation of our life ought to be different. It ought to be much more pointed toward God as being the leader of my life. And so when you look at that kind of evidence, when you look at that moment I can go back to and say, yep, that's the moment,

then it dispels those fears that, oh, somehow this didn't take, or somehow I don't know that I'm okay.

then it dispels those fears that, oh, somehow this didn't take, or somehow I don't know that I'm okay.

then it dispels those fears that, oh, somehow this didn't take, or somehow I don't know that I'm okay.

Like Howard Storm's case, famous case.

Like Howard Storm's case, famous case.

Like Howard Storm's case, famous case.

Yeah, he was an atheist.

Yeah, he was an atheist.

Yeah, he was an atheist.

Yeah, here's my hesitation on that. Because I know Howard's story and you're right. He was an atheist. He died physically, he was clinically dead and demons were mauling him. He said, I was like roadkill. And he called out to God, save me. And... This orb of light came and literally saved him. It was so profound. Then he eventually recovered from his clinical death.

Yeah, here's my hesitation on that. Because I know Howard's story and you're right. He was an atheist. He died physically, he was clinically dead and demons were mauling him. He said, I was like roadkill. And he called out to God, save me. And... This orb of light came and literally saved him. It was so profound. Then he eventually recovered from his clinical death.

Yeah, here's my hesitation on that. Because I know Howard's story and you're right. He was an atheist. He died physically, he was clinically dead and demons were mauling him. He said, I was like roadkill. And he called out to God, save me. And... This orb of light came and literally saved him. It was so profound. Then he eventually recovered from his clinical death.

And he not only renounced his atheism, he became a pastor. So he's a pastor today. That's how profound that was to him. But here's the problem. He wasn't clinically, he wasn't dead like he's never returned. He was clinically dead, but he was going to come back. And so I have a little hesitation in terms of saying that that's a universal experience.

And he not only renounced his atheism, he became a pastor. So he's a pastor today. That's how profound that was to him. But here's the problem. He wasn't clinically, he wasn't dead like he's never returned. He was clinically dead, but he was going to come back. And so I have a little hesitation in terms of saying that that's a universal experience.

And he not only renounced his atheism, he became a pastor. So he's a pastor today. That's how profound that was to him. But here's the problem. He wasn't clinically, he wasn't dead like he's never returned. He was clinically dead, but he was going to come back. And so I have a little hesitation in terms of saying that that's a universal experience.

Here's what I would say based on what I understand best in scripture, especially the Old Testament in Jeremiah, the New Testament in Hebrews. First of all, none of us lives good lives. We're all sinners. We've all screwed up. We've all made mistakes, not just made mistakes. I could say this, I think. We've all done things we knew they were wrong before we did them and we did them anyway.

Here's what I would say based on what I understand best in scripture, especially the Old Testament in Jeremiah, the New Testament in Hebrews. First of all, none of us lives good lives. We're all sinners. We've all screwed up. We've all made mistakes, not just made mistakes. I could say this, I think. We've all done things we knew they were wrong before we did them and we did them anyway.

Here's what I would say based on what I understand best in scripture, especially the Old Testament in Jeremiah, the New Testament in Hebrews. First of all, none of us lives good lives. We're all sinners. We've all screwed up. We've all made mistakes, not just made mistakes. I could say this, I think. We've all done things we knew they were wrong before we did them and we did them anyway.