i have just stumbled across this crowther guy today. I wouldn’t like to comment about if i think his ministry is authentic because I don’t know his history or much else about what is going on other than these videos.

I have been raised in the Roman Catholic church and have always been open to the idea of miracles- there has been rigorous scientific studies on many miracles that happen in Lourdes In France where Mary the mother of Jesus appeared. the Roman Catholic church makes sure it is very rigorous about testing claims of miracles.

i think if there are so many miracles happening they should start getting them checked scientifically.

all signs and wonders are for God’s glory- to bring his kingdom of love, peace and salvation
Thanks God for giving us brains and good senses and the gift of prayer to discern what is of him- beauty, truth and goodness

Peter Block says that the answer to “How?” is “Yes!”, meaning that while “how?” may be a useful question, it is a third-order question, after “Who am I?” and “What do I want?” We tend to go into How because it is safer. We can always kill a great idea, a life-changing idea that threatens our comfortable little worlds, by saying “Well, how are you going to do it?” Certainly, I am guilty of the how: I’ve killed my fair share of even my own visions by asking how I was going to pay for it, or how I would build support.
It’s not that how is irrelevant; it’s just that it isn’t as important as asking Who and What.

I have a friend frustrated with my seeking of the Who & What that says that the How is the most important because if you aren’t doing the practical you can spend years wandering in the Who and What. I tend to think his position undermines the entire process because if you don’t seek the Who and the What then you can waste your entire life doing the How’s that never touch the depth of your created person-what what your life for then?
Iguess the best course would be to find Who before What all while doing How and letting go of not being able to control any of it along the way. How’s that for simple?

How does one stop caring what others think? Believe God that they are who He says they are? How can one make this happen? Can we really will ourselves to believe? Doesn’t it really just go back to being “in the middle – in the moment between Friday and Sunday” – faith that He is enough as we wait in hope for what only He can bring about?

It’s a shame that we often reduce the power of our Holy Father, YHWH, His Son, and the Holy Spirit to something that resembles more of a hard alcoholic drink or the feeling of heat and/or an electric shock…. which typically has only a slight chance of permanently healing joints/back pain/headaches/weight loss or whatever superficial healing that is desired.

When Jesus performed miracles, even his enemies were doubtless that He had healed the sick or given signs! The only thing that they could come up with was that Jesus had to be working through the power of Satan. Where are the withered hands that are being healed by this movement? Where are the mute and the deaf who have received a full restoration? What about the blind or those with cerebral palsy or MS or missing limbs… What about the dead that have been raised from their grave? I hear all kinds of stories about these great miracles, but there is always doubt because the stories are ever-changing. What about the obsession with drug culture and the occult? Levitation? transcendental meditation? OBE’s? Altered states of consciousness through the clearing of one’s mind? Are we so faithless that we require signs and wonders to believe and have faith?

I’m afraid that its the fake signs and cheap wonders keep us hanging on until the next week’s revival or next month’s refilling of the Holy Spirit.

I can think of dozens of verses that seem to explain how we should respond.