We are a supernatural people. Made in the image of God and called to follow a risen Lord through the world God made-we're anything but normal. Given all that, it should not be surprising to us when miraculous things happen in our midst. Still, many of us are intimidated at the thought of it, and we stop short of trying so we won't disappoint God with our lack of faith, or-if we're being honest-so we won't be disappointed when God fails to deliver. In Miracle Work, Jordan Seng tells remarkable stories of physical healings and prophetic messages. He reflects on the possibility and limitations of a contemporary ministry that believes in the power of God, and helps us train and prepare ourselves for when God works through us in the lives of others. Read Miracle Work for a better understanding of what it means to be agents of grace, healing and even miracles in a world that desperately needs the good news of God's loving, healing touch.
"Regarding supernatural or miraculous events, thirty-six years in ministry and studying the history of the church have taught me this: they swell, recede and then are renewed. This pattern has happened in my own life. If you or your church are in a moment where you need some guidance on catching and riding a wave of the Spirit, you will find in Jordan Seng's Miracle Work enthusiastic, but gentle and experienced, guidance."
Bishop Todd Hunter, The Anglican Church, author of Christianity Beyond Belief
"When people are suffering, they don't need normal. They need something different. Fortunately, God provides it through you. The great coaching in this book will explain how you can get involved in miracle work and bring God's love to the world."
Mark Dahle, author of How to Pray For Healing (and what to do if nothing happens)
"This instructional book encourages all believers to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit and become active participants in God's supernatural ministries, such as the ministries of intercession, prophecy, healing, and spiritual deliverance. . . . This book is recommended to anyone interested in religious studies, demonology, and spirituality."
Javier Venturi, Catholic Library World, Vol. 84, No. 4
