Heaven?

 

LEE STROBEL BRINGS HIS LATEST WORK 'THE CASE FOR HEAVEN' TO MOVIE THEATERS NATIONWIDE FOR A THREE-NIGHT ONLY EVENT APRIL 4-6

"The pandemic has a lot of people pondering what happens after people close their eyes for the last time in this world. This film provides compelling evidence from both inside and outside the Bible to show that we will, indeed, continue to live on." -Lee Strobel

(Nashville, TN) — [Christian Newswire] Sandoval Studios and K-LOVE Films announce the debut of the new documentary THE CASE FOR HEAVEN, coming to theaters this April for three nights only. Based on the book published by Zondervan Books and written by New York Times best-selling author Lee Strobel, the documentary answers the questions of what awaits us after death, the evidence for Heaven and Hell, and what really happens in Near-Death Experiences. 

Watch the trailer for THE CASE FOR HEAVEN here.

Fathom Events and Sandoval Studios have partnered to present this unique event in US cinemas Monday, April 4, Tuesday, April 5, and Wednesday, April 6 at 7:00 p.m. local time (all days).

In THE CASE FOR HEAVEN, director Mani Sandoval takes audiences on a fascinating journey to discover what happens after we die. Lee Strobel explores the evidence for an afterlife as he addresses mankind's biggest fear: death.

 THE CASE FOR HEAVEN was inspired by Strobel's own brush with death and will challenge, encourage and inspire viewers. The documentary includes interviews with world-renowned pastor Francis Chan, best-selling author John Burke, Evangelist Luis Palau, and more.

"The pandemic has a lot of people pondering what happens after people close their eyes for the last time in this world," said Strobel. "This film provides compelling evidence from both inside and outside the Bible to show that we will, indeed, continue to live on."

"Heaven, for billions of people around the world, is an awe-inspiring place only fully known once you're there," says director Mani Sandoval. "In this film, I believe audiences will experience our most ambitious attempt to sonically, emotionally and cinematically touch Heaven—even if it's just for a second."