What exactly is a miracle? Does every healing count? And why do some sincere, desperate prayers go unanswered?
William R. Holmes is not a pastor or a theologian. He is a layman who has carried these questions for a lifetime. In this honest and carefully written book he examines:
What the Bible actually means by miracles-signs, wonders, and mighty worksThe full sweep of miracles from the Old Testament through the ministry of Jesus and the early churchCredible reports of modern miracles from around the worldReal stories from people he knowsHis own near-death experience with necrotizing fasciitis and the dramatic prayer that preceded his recoveryThe hard reality that the same friend who stood on Scripture for him later died after years of prayer for healingHolmes refuses easy answers. He affirms that God still acts in extraordinary ways, while openly acknowledging that many faithful people never receive the miracle they long for. The result is a thoughtful, grounded exploration that takes both Scripture and lived experience seriously.
If you have ever wondered whether miracles still happen-or why they sometimes don't-this book walks with you through the evidence, the stories, and the mystery.
Miracles are real. Not everyone gets one. That tension is where this book begins.