In today's episode, we uncover the remarkable story of Lew Wallace, a man of war who transformed his life through faith and storytelling. Known for his courage on the battlefield, Wallace's journey led him to write the beloved Christian novel, 'Ben Hur.' Join us as we explore his life, the challenges he faced, and the profound impact of his work on countless readers. This episode is a testament to the power of seeking truth and the unexpected paths that lead to faith.

Chapters:

(08:39) Lew Wallace questioned the divinity of Jesus Christ on a train ride

(16:32) Lee Wallace believed in Jesus Christ despite never joining a church

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