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Believe in Miracles but Trust in Jesus

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The central theme in "Trust In Miracles But Trust In Jesus" is that while Jesus Christ performed miracles while on earth, he did so to direct people to their real need - a personal relationship with Him. The same things applies to us today. While we have certain needs today (new job, restored health, improved relationships, etc.), what we really need is a relationship with Jesus Christ and to look to Him and not just a miracle.

The book centers around some of the miracles Jesus Christ performed:

1. Changing water into wine.
2. Healing a nobleman's son.
3. Healing the crippled man.
4. Feeding the 5,000.
5. Calming the storm.
6. Opening a person's blind eyes.
7. Raising Lazarus from the dead.

In each chapter Dr. Rogers describes the miracle performed and the ultimate message behind each miracle - our ultimate need is found in Jesus Christ for Who He is and not just for what He can do.

The book is readable and flows freely like other books by Dr. Rogers.

Read, enjoy, be encouraged, and be challenged to not to just look to Jesus Christ for what He can do for you, but ultimately for Who He is - the Savior of the world!

Recommended.

I had the wonderful blessing to be under Dr. Adrian Rogers' teaching as he pastored Bellevue Baptist Church for over 30 years. He was truly a man who loved and served his Savior, Jesus Christ. Everything Adrian Rogers was about, whether preaching, writing or ministering was to simply point people to Jesus, which is the greatest thing any of us could ever do. Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven; He loved each and every person who has ever or will ever be born and died on the cross to pay for their sins, so that having placed their trust in Him, they can experience God's forgiveness and gift of eternal life. This book, Believe in Miracles But Trust In Jesus, serves that very purpose - to point us to Jesus. And Adrian Rogers does it with so much love and simplicity. It is my desire, and I know Pastor Rogers', that you come to know Jesus personally. Don't miss reading it. Definitely, my highest recommendation for a book!