This episode reminisces one of the most spectacular miracles recorded in the Bible. In Joshua chapter 10, reluctant to attack Joshua and the Israelites, a five-king coalition decides to attack the Gibeonites with whom Joshua has entered into a truce. As the battle doesn't seem to end soon, Joshua, in an act of exceptional faith, commands the Sun and the Moon to stand still --- which they do!

In the Bible, we see a vast number of miracles. And those miracles belong to various types. The present episode elaborates on a miracle of multiplication -- namely, the multiplication of bread and fishes, as related in all four Gospels.

God is sovereign. He can exercise His power over all creation because He is the Creator of all the universe. The Book of Exodus is particularly full of miracles. In this episode, we show how God exercised His power over water to save His people and provide for them during their long journey in the desert.

This episode is based on Luke 5: 1-11. It tells of one of the earliest and greatest miracles mentioned in the Gospels. Also, it explains how Jesus turned Simon, a mere and desperate fisherman into Simon Peter, The great Apostle. Finally, it teaches us to look NOT so much for miracles, as for the Great Miracle Worker, Jesus Christ.

The deliverance of the children of Israel from slavery in Egypt marks à most important turning point in Biblical revelation. It represents a major milestone in the life of God's people, the Israelites. Exodus 3: 1-10 describes how the Almighty God called and commissioned Moses for that grand and arduous enterprise. This episode re-examines that awesome miracle.

This episode is based on the first MIRACLE Jesus performed. This formidable feat happened at a wedding feast, held in Cana of Galilee, and to which Jesus was fortunately invited. When the stock of wine ran out, Jesus intervened and saved the day by changing ordinary water into the best of wines!

This episode examines some types of miracles mentioned in the Bible. Then singles out the Flood that occurred in the times of Noah to explain why and how it happened. Finally, it shows the parallel between the days of Noah and the end-times, as Jesus explained in Luke 17: 26-27. This incident is to be taken for a sign of the end-times.

This trailer introduces myself, mentions my profession, my qualifications, my ministry and the theme of this podcast.

Everybody likes to hear about miracles. They are so stunning, so flabbergating, so awesome. They are rare and strange phenomena. But, for God, they are so matter-of-fact. And the Bible is full of them. This podcast aims at re-examining a few of the most outstanding ones.

Episode 1 is an introduction to the subject of "Miracles". It shows how the word "Miracle" is taken lightly in everyday language, but how awesome it is in the Biblical context.