If there is a God, then I believe he'll be doing something, don't you?

If there is a God and I want to know that God, then I'm going to find the book that tells about a

God who did things supernaturally.

And you know where that book is is writing?

When I read the miracles in this Bible I say this has got to be the

revelation of God because look at the miracles.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson. In a discussion about robotics, a university dean once reminded his audience that like robots, humans and other living

things are just bags of tricks, very good evolved tricks. Of course you'd expect a secular scientist to accept evolution and other so-called

natural explanations for biblical miracles like creation, but sadly many churches have done the same thing by attempting to remove the miracles

from the biblical record by demythologizing the Bible.

So what do you think?

Is it best to give little attention to the miracles found in

scripture or should we focus on them and take them at face value? And does it matter

either way? John MacArthur addresses that today

as he continues his study,

is the Bible reliable?

Now what is a miracle?

We have to start somewhere, let's start there.

What is a miracle?

An accurate definition of a miracle is very important,

specifically, I mean a biblical definition,

because we use the word so loosely today.

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