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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2026 · 22 MIN

Do Miracles Still Happen? | God’s Book

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Can we really trust the Gospel accounts of Jesus? And if we can, do miracles still happen today? In this message from our God’s Book series, Matt Donaldson explores the reliability of the Gospels, the evidence for the resurrection, and why Christians believe Jesus still heals, speaks and works miraculously today. Looking at both the historical evidence and the biblical story, Matt challenges us to move beyond “practical atheism”—believing in God while living as though He never intervenes—and instead rediscover a faith that expects God to move. In this message you’ll discover: • Why the Gospel accounts are historically trustworthy • The evidence for Jesus’ resurrection • Whether miracles still happen today • How to avoid both scepticism and unhealthy obsession with the supernatural • What it means to be a supernatural community centred on Jesus Ultimately, Christianity isn’t simply another philosophy or moral framework—it’s the story of a miraculous God who stepped into history to bring life, freedom and hope. 📖 God’s Book is a teaching series inspired by Andrew Ollerton’s book of the same name, exploring the Bible as one unified story that points to Jesus.

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