Magazine cites Pentecostal teen’s healing in major report in belief for the impossible
by Andy Butcher
Most Americans believe in miracles, and almost half of them say they have personally experienced or witnessed one, according to a “Newsweek” poll. The magazine cites the case of a teen-ager healed at a Pentecostal church in its report this week.
Eighty-four percent of those questioned for the news weekly said they believed that God performs miracles, and 79 percent said that they believed the miracles described in the Bible actually occurred. Sixty-three percent said they knew …

Cleansing a Leper
Healing a Centurion’s Servant of paralysis
Healing Peter’s Mother-in-Law
Healing the Sick at Evening
Stilling the Storm
Demons Entering a Herd of Swine
Healing a Paralytic
Raising the Ruler’s Daughter
Healing the Hemorrhaging Woman
Healing Two Blind Men
Curing a Demon-Possessed, Mute Man
Healing a Man’s Withered Hand
Curing a Demon-Possessed, Blind and Mute Man
Feeding the Five Thousand
Walking on the Sea
Healing the Gentile Woman’s Daughter
Feeding the Four Thousand
Healing the Epileptic Boy
Temple Tax in the Fish’s Mouth
Healing Two Blind Men
Withering the Fig Tree
Casting Out an Unclean Spirit
Healing a Deaf-Mute
Healing a Blind Man at Bethsaida
Escape from the Hostile Multitude
Catch of Fish
Raising …

By Cleveland M. Becton
As we observe the ministry of both Jesus and the apostles, it is evident that divine healing was not something peripheral to their ministries.  It was an important witness to Jesus as the promised Messiah and Savior from sin.  When the man with the palsy was let down through the broken roof to where Jesus was ministering, the Scripture says: “When Jesus saw their faith, he said unto the sick of the palsy, Son, thy sins be forgiven thee” (Mark 2:5).
Immediately the scribes responded by asking, “Who …