Explore contemporary miracles and answered prayers in this compelling episode of Bible Difficulties and Answers. Host Lance Smith shares astonishing stories—from the unexpected healing of Ernest Hemingway, who was not a man of faith, to John Wimber, a rock musician turned Christian leader. We delve into how these divine encounters defy skepticism and transform lives.

Discover how Jonathan Goforth overcame linguistic challenges in China through prayer, sparking a significant revival. With reference to expert insights and scholarly research, the episode investigates the authenticity and frequency of modern miracles as documented in Miller's "Faith That's Not Blind." Dive into a narrative where faith meets tangible divine interventions, prompting listeners to ponder the power of prayer in contemporary settings. Join the discussion and reflect on your own experiences with the miraculous.

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