Episode 411 - Show Notes
- Some today believe God doesn’t do miracles anymore. Others say that miracles were reserved only for the Bible times. The intellectuals, the philosophers, and the educators say, there are no such thing as miracles.
- Definition: Webster – “An extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs.”
- Christianity is a religion of miracles. If you take miracles out of our faith, we have nothing left. You might have a set of ethical instructions, but there would be no power to change the heart and the life. The Bible is a book of miracles, from the beginning to the end.
- The New Testament church lived with an expectation of the power of God.
- What could happen if we lived daily with an expectation that God will hear and answer prayer? All things are possible. “Without faith it is impossible to please God rewards those who diligently seek him.”
- I understand the lack of faith from those who do not know God, but where is our faith? Our struggle is not faith in God’s ability, but faith in his willingness. The result is no expectation.
- Every miracle points to the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Miracles are not a random display of God’s power. Every miracle has a purpose. When God works a miracle, he is not just doing something, he is saying something.
- If God can create billions of galaxies with four words (let there be light), what can’t he do?
“And they went out and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them and confirming the word through the accompanying signs.” (Mark 16:20)
“Then fear came upon every soul, and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles.” (Acts 2:43)
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