The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are filled with well-known accounts of the miracles Christ performed.
Christians love to reflect on Christ’s healing of the Gadarene demoniac, His raising to life Jairus’s daughter, and His bountifully providing food for five thousand hungry listeners. But author Gerald M. Bilkes doesn’t want us to study these miracles just because they are loved or well known. He wants us to value them for what they teach us about Christ. He writes, “When we study the miracles, we should never lose sight of the glorious and magnificent Christ who performed them. He still performs miracles in hearts and lives. . . . These things should astound us no less than the miracles He did when He was on earth.”
This heart-warming, experiential look at twenty-two of Christ’s miracles, with questions following each chapter, is an excellent tool for personal or group Bible study and will lead you to the cross, the empty tomb, and the God who purposed and performed these important events of Scripture.
Contents
- Introduction
- The Great Catch of Fish
- The Sabbath in Capernaum
- The Cleansing of the Leper
- The Healing of the Paralytic
- The Healing of the Centurion’s Servant
- The Miracle at the Gate of Nain
- Silencing the Storm at Sea
- The Healing of the Gadarene Demoniac
- The Woman with the Issue of Blood
- The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus
- The Feeding of the Five Thousand
- Walking on the Water
- The Healing of the Daughter of a Canaanite Woman
- The Healing of the Deaf and Mute Man
- Healing in Stages
- The Healing of the Boy at the Foot of the Mountain
- The Woman with the Bent Back
- The Healing of Bartimaeus
- The Healing of Malchus’s Ear
- The Coin in the Fish’s Mouth
- The Withered Fig Tree
- The Resurrection
Gerald M. Bilkes is professor of New Testament and biblical theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids.