Healing Miracles

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Healing Miracles

I think that the statement "healing miracles do not happen today" is

wrong, I believe that healing miracles do happen today. I think this

as I see and hear about healing miracles happening daily, we see

healing miracles reported in our newspapers, magazines and on

television. Christians believe that healing miracles do happen today

as Christians have faith in Jesus. When Christians become ill or have

a disease they and their families pray to the lord for help that they

will be healed and watched over, because they have great faith in

believing that God will listen to them and bless them. We are all Gods

children and he loves us all. He created miracles when he was on earth

as a man and he loved us, and his love will never stop therefore he

shall carry on creating his miracles for those who believe and have

faith.

Supernatural and natural miracles are happening today as we do see

them occurring in our everyday lives. E.g. when someone had cancer, it

has been known for him or her to be cured because they have had faith

in the kingdom of God.

However many so-called miracles have natural explanations. That does

not make them any less miraculous. I think that a natural miracle

still could happen as God could choose to perform his miracle through

a natural force.

Miracles help Christians and many other religions to depend on God,

our provider and to turn to believers from reliance on the natural

wisdom of man to trust in the faith of God.

However some people may believe in the statement "Healing miracles do

not happen today". I think this because some people may think as Jesus

is not on earth so therefore healing miracles may not be performed,

and that Jesus cant perform healing miracles just because some people

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