God still does MIRACLES ✨

God still does MIRACLES ✨ Listen to this episode “Confronting My Pastor” on Apple podcast, Spotify, and Youtube ⬆️ Link in bio! #miracle #god #testimony #jesuschrist #godisgood #bible #bibleverse

[livie]

I am a walking miracle! God is still in the business of miracles. Ty Jesus!

[carolfreese]

He healed me with my stroke I'm living cause of Jesus Christ

[acelis]

Miracles happen everywhere all the time.

[b.csplatbriancross]

God healed me my left arm was paralyzedand and the Loŕd by faith healed me i had years later two strokes paralyzedand my left side of my body again God healed me im a walking talking miracle by God His son loves you so much he gave His only begotten Son̈ so whosoever believes on Him shall not parish but have everlasting life.if we reject him we shall be reiected also.

[rosemarykirby]

I’ve walked on water all my life only because the Lord was holding my hand!

[PraiseYahforHeisHoly]

I don't think any follower of Christ would deny that God can do as He wishes. He can and does heal people today. However, there are no (exactly zero) apostle type people today who bring healing to all everywhere they go. No ones shadow is healing the lame as it passes over a crowd.

[Steven-dix]

You have to want to see. God tries everyday. But we are just to comfortable with our sins.

[prolebenz]

The catholic church investigates miracles very earnestly they are often even seperately verified. Theres no question. God still does miracles. Praise Him in the highest❤️✝️

[sabrieljimison]

No miracles…just Gods providence.
A miracle was a sign done through Jesus directly and it was immediate, done to prove Jesus was the Son.

[terrimobley]

No. The foundation our faith is built on is factual. Read all of Paul's writings they are worshipful and they have emotion but they are primarily factual and articulate and almost a thesis. This generation is all about This is what I feel This is what I think This is what I experience but they can't embrace there's this truth and this truth and this truth. So no I do not concur sir. Truth starts out as fact and that fact plays out in life and engenders experience.

Now I am not a cessationist. But your suggesting that this is a fax versus experience battle. But I don't believe that cessationism has any support in scripture at all

[reyndelapena]

Truth is not based on experience nor feelings. If the argument is true, it trumps your experience. Our basis of truth is the Bible. Don't let feelings or experiences trump the truth. You better becareful because the enemy can decieve and show signs and miracles too.

Don't get me wrong, I too am a continuationist. Not because of experience or feelings but because of the Truth of Scripture.

[JohnSmith-zoir]

This guy is a false pastor. Pouring out God's spirit does not translate to mean miracles. He just added that bit in. Revelations says we must not add to or take away from the Scriptures and He just did that.

The purpose of miracles in Apostolic times was to convince the Jews and Gentiles that Jesus is God. To Jews first and Gentiles second. Paul is very clear on this.

Christ's work on the cross is finished. It is a completed work. Today we are to live by faith and faith alone. If we could do miracles we would not need faith.

If we could do miracles today we would not need graveyards, hospitals or doctors. These false pastors sicken me. There are no miracles or new prophecies today. It ended with the Apostles.

We have God's providence, but no miracles or prophecies. That would be adding to God's finished work and Revelations is very strong on the consequences of disobeying this command.

This channel is filled with false teaching. Just look at all the known false teachers they quote, invite and are associated with.

[JohnSmith-zoir]

There are not two schools of thought. There is only one and that is God's word and His finished work. There are no nature defying miracles or new prophecies today. Those miracles end with the Apostolic period. They had a specific purpose then, which doesn't exist today.

[hopiecasti]

I don’t believe that. When the apostles died, it didn’t end with them bc of the foundation work they did, that was only the beginning