Best-selling author and award-winning journalist, Lee Strobel has written three books that address the subject of Mel Gibson's new movie The Passion of the Christ. "The Case for Christ," "The Case for Faith," and now "Experiencing the Passion of Jesus" answer tough questions such as "Is Mel Gibson's 'The Passion of the Christ' unnecessarily brutal?" or "Who really killed Jesus?" or "What crime did Jesus commit?"
The former legal editor of The Chicago Tribune co-authored his most recent book with Garry Poole, the director of evangelism at Willow Creek Community Church near Chicago, one of America's largest churches.
"Experiencing the Passion of the Christ" is published by Zondervan.
To set up an interview with Poole and/or Strobel, contact Zondervan's public relations manager, Cameron Conant at 616.698.3214 or email her at cameron.conant@zondervan.com
"The Passion of the Christ" is one of the best opportunities to help other people investigate God." However, it needs context. Poole and Strobel help provide that context.
Strobel says "This film wasn't made with a regard for what rating it might get, it was made with a regard for reality," he said. "You can think about the R as standing for the word 'reality.'" Strobel and Poole have created the only study guide for "The Passion" movie-goers that will help guide you through the reality of Jesus' death.
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