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Miracles seem more common in Africa and Asia, so why aren’t they happening as much in the West? Today, Craig Keener, author of Miracles: The Credibility of The New Testament Accounts, answers that question. 

Want more? You can view the entire Miracles series here. 

From the Seedbed vault. We often desire spiritual gifts and scripture even commands it. 1 Corinthians 14 says, “eagerly desire spiritual gifts.” In part three of this six part series, Canon Mark Pearson, JD Walt and Steve Seamands offer some insight on the passage.

From the Seedbed vault. Separating Orthodoxy and healing can be a dangerous practice. In part five of this six part series, Canon Mark Pearson sits down with JD Walt and Steve Seamands to discuss this troubling aspect of healing ministries.

Eli Stanley Jones was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on January 3, 1884. He studied law briefly at City College before moving to Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky.  

In February of 1905, Jones and three other men were having a private prayer meeting when, about 10 p.m., the Holy Spirit seemed to enter the room. Other students joined them, and revival spread across the Asbury campus and around the town of Wilmore. There were confessions of sin, powerful prayers, and new deeper commitments to the Lord. In his spiritual autobiography, Jones said that this revival liberated him from a sense of superiority, which prepared him for future work as a missionary, opened his ears to the Holy Spirit, and led directly to his calling to the mission field. Jones graduated from Asbury in 1907 and became a missionary to India under the Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In India […]

From the Seedbed vault. You may have the gift of teaching, but what if God wants to use you in a different way? In part two of this six part series, Canon Mark Pearson sits down with JD Walt and Steve Seamands to discuss how Christians should be ready when God wants to use us outside of our normal gifts.

In Craig Keener’s new book, Miracles: The Credibility of The New Testament Accounts, he asserts that hundreds of millions of miracles have happened. But have you ever encountered someone who says miracles just don’t exist? Today see how Keener would respond to those skeptics. Plus he shares how he was an athiest before his conversion to Christianity and how that perspective helps him understand those who don’t believe.

Want more? You can view the entire Miracles series here. 

In Craig Keener’s new book, Miracles: The Credibility of The New Testament Accounts, he offers medical proof of miracles. Today Keener discusses miracles that were medically documented and printed in a reputable publication.

Want more? You can view the entire Miracles series here. 

Craig Keener answers some personal questions about what God taught him while writing his latest book, “Miracles: The Credibility of The New Testament Accounts.” Keener also explains what he thinks God is trying to communicate to Christians through his book.