Miracles for skeptics : encountering the paranormal ministry of Jesus / Frank G. Honeycutt.
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TextPublisher: Grand Rapids, Michigan : William. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2024Description: ix, 217 pages ; 21 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780802883155
- 080288315X
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Are the miracle stories in the Bible actually true?
Christians and skeptics alike may doubt the veracity of Jesus's miracles. Preachers often rely on a dry, literal interpretation of his healings and wonders, or else try to tame them and explain them away rationally. Both approaches, in their obsession with historical accuracy, miss the truth behind these stories.
Frank G. Honeycutt draws out the deeper truths in the weird incidents in the Bible. In a warm, conversational style, Honeycutt reads iconic miracle stories--from the wedding at Cana to demonic exorcisms--to enrich the life of faith. Digging into these "unbelievable" stories can widen our spiritual imaginations and point to the promise of Christ's new world. Pastors seeking thoughtful resources and any inquisitive reader will find a wealth of pastoral insight and scriptural wisdom in Miracles for Skeptics .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: the value of skepticism in the Christian life -- The breadth of miraculous in the Bible -- Jesus the miracle worker -- Jesus and the natural world -- Jesus and the demonic -- If Jesus did that then, why not now? -- Virginal laptop -- Learning to love the weird parts of the Bible
"Frank G. Honeycutt explores the meaning of biblical miracle stories for the life of faith"-- Provided by publisher.
"Are the miracle stories in the Bible actually true? Christians and skeptics alike may doubt the veracity of Jesus's miracles. Preachers often rely on a dry, literal interpretation of his healings and wonders, or else try to tame them and explain them away rationally. Both approaches, in their obsession with historical accuracy, miss the truth behind these stories. Frank G. Honeycutt draws out the deeper truths in the weird incidents in the Bible. In a warm, conversational style, Honeycutt reads iconic miracle stories-from the wedding at Cana to demonic exorcisms-to enrich the life of faith. Digging into these "unbelievable" stories can widen our spiritual imaginations and point to the promise of Christ's new world. Pastors seeking thoughtful resources and any inquisitive reader will find a wealth of pastoral insight and scriptural wisdom in Miracles for Skeptics"-- Provided by publisher.