Where would one expect most miracles to be visible, Pyongyang or California D. C.? Perhaps I am speaking to people who do not become a member of the idea of miracles in this century un curso de milagros, at all? Can you assume with me for the moment that at least somewhere on the planet, a God-sent miracle occurs from time to time?

Then back to the question. Where would this miracle most likely occur? In a land where the Sort is believed and where faith may seem to are plentiful, or in a place where darkness prevails? Maybe a Muslim country?

The answer of course is wherever there is faith for that miracle, and a weeping out to God for it. We all remember Capernaum, the city where the Son of God Himself could do so little because the faith level was so low.

It is joked today that the American church needs to endeavor to get first to the Capernaum level. For Jesus did start a few miracles there. What would it not resemble in your church if just a "few" miracles occurred? Then we could start believing for phase 2: everyone being treated, as when Jesus was here.

Ah, but do not forget phase 3: "Greater works than these you should do... inches Greater than Jesus? Men have pondered this for a time. Surely he "meant" something other than what He said. He meant solution. Surely the forgiveness of sins surpasses a healing miracle. But Jesus forgave sins. Or He meant "greater in number. inches Possibly.

If that is what He meant, offering some believing (I started to say working) to do, wouldn't you say? Miracles and healings and signs and wonders, surely they are not at the heart of what Jesus came for, but has anyone found the Bible verses that says He will probably never do these things again?

What if people in Pyongyang, or California, or Peking, or Mecca, contacted the name of the The almighty for His full delivering power, unhindered by traditions that have crept up in the church, traditions of unbelief, what would happen then?