I read this book about four years ago, and just now I ordered another for my friend.  
This book is highly recommendable to anyone who views himself/herself as intelligent, conversant with up-to-date science, and thereby much less prone to the trap of superstition, mythology and religion for the feeble-minded. Reasoned with fair enough rigour based on solid data, evidence and expert testimony, the arguments in this book deserves a lot of preparation and background knowledge and investigation to put forward comparable rebuttals.  If you are a wise and practical person, you will be much more likely to believe and accept the arguments therein than to go out of your way to do extra research and weave your own logic to chase away the allure of them systematically presented in this book.  
I did my own cost-benefit analysis over whether to believe or to think up my own logic not to believe.  I finally realized the cost of doing the latter is far greater than the benefit of simply accepting Lee Strobel's logic, reasoning and his invitations to Christianity.  [Delete review]