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The Case for Miracles (2025)
In this gripping documentary, we embark on a cinematic exploration to answer the question: Do miracles occur today? Through the perspectives of many who claim to have encountered divine intervention, we delve into the credibility of these extraordinary occurrences. At the heart of this investigation lies the profound impact of Jesus’ birth, death, and resurrection, serving as the cornerstone of faith and redemption. We even explore one of human faith’s most difficult dilemma’s, what happens when the answer is “no”? Join Lee Strobel and director Mani Sandoval on this transformative journey.
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In this gripping documentary, we embark on a cinematic exploration to answer the question: Do miracles occur today? Through the perspectives of many who claim to have encountered divine intervention, we delve into the credibility of these extraordinary occurrences. At the heart of this investigation lies the profound impact of Jesus’ birth, death, and resurrection, serving as the cornerstone of faith and redemption. We even explore one of human faith’s most difficult dilemma’s, what happens when the answer is “no”? Join Lee Strobel and director Mani Sandoval on this transformative journey.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lee Strobel
In Theaters:12/15/2025
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