This is a book about God.

You know how I know it's about God?

Because it has what?

Miracles.

Because it's miraculous, I believe it's divine.

The miracles don't send me away from the Bible.

They drive me into it.

Because without miracles, you have no God.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson.

Perhaps someone at your office, school, or home has mocked you for believing that the

miracles in scripture are true. Maybe you've been told even by other

Christians that science does not support the miraculous events that we read about in the Bible.

So how do you answer those critics? How should you think about miracles? Do they harm

the credibility of scripture or do they support it? Consider those questions with

John MacArthur today as he continues his compelling study titled

Is the Bible Reliable? And now here's John MacArthur. Now what is a miracle? We

have to start somewhere. Let's start there. What is a miracle? Miracles are events in the external

world wrought by the power of God. A miracle is God stepping into the universe, setting aside

the normal laws of nature to do a super nature act.

The Bible describes miracles usually, especially in the New Testament in three terms, signs,

wonders, and mighty works.

Therein you have the definition of miracles, really.

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