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Is it reasonable to believe in miracles in our scientific age?

In this thought-provoking episode, host Roland Albertus combines rigorous apologetics with heartfelt pastoral care to explore the possibility—and the probability—of miracles. Drawing from Scripture, classical philosophy, science, and church history, Roland challenges the assumption that miracles are irrational or outdated. Instead, he argues that if God exists and created the universe, miracles are not only possible—they’re expected.

📖 Discover:

• What a biblical miracle truly is—and why definitions matter.
• How creation ex nihilo supports belief in supernatural intervention.
• Philosophical and scientific evidence that affirms rather than denies miracles.
• Why David Hume’s famous objection falls short.
• A biblical theology of miracles—and why they often accompany revelation.
• The greatest miracle of all: your salvation.

With powerful insights from C.S. Lewis, Thomas Aquinas, William Lane Craig, and Richard Swinburne, this episode equips believers to pray with boldness, evangelize with confidence, and walk in hope—knowing that the God who raised the dead still moves today.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded: your story isn’t closed to the miraculous.

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