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    Miracles from Heaven

    Go see it!


    #2
    No. Don't.

    Well it’s a joy to be back here, this morning, and to bring God’s Word to you. And I thank you for those words of commendation, Phil. What I’ll do this morning is basically answer the question, “Ar

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      #3
      Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
      Have you seen it?

      And cliff notes please as that link is a lot of reading.
      Last edited by Death from Above; 03-19-2016, 03:16 PM.

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        #4
        Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
        Enlighten me. Just exactly what does that article have to do with a movie ?

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          #5
          Just got back from the 2pm showing in Angelo. Some parts are sappy, but an overall good message and story. I'd recommend it.

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            #6
            Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
            Article has nothing to do with the movie or its context. In the movie, a little girl is terminally ill. She falls and bangs her head, and, miraculously, is cured.
            The article is about preachers claiming to be able to cure disease and illness with a few prayers and a flick of the wrist.
            You must be of uncommon faith for those techniques to work, as the leper and blind man. For a miracle to happen, we'll it's nothing more than chance. The more faith you have, the higher the chance of your miracle comming to pass. As was the case in this movie.
            He works in mysterious ways and only a fool will claim to understand His means, methods and plan.

            But yea, I want to watch the movie as well

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              #7
              I have a cousin that had a brain tumor that was inoperable. The POS is still living till this day. He went in for a check-up one day and they told him it was shrinking. This was 14 years ago and it hasn't came back. He still smokes crack and weed and has never had a job in his life and never has walked into a church. Why didn't they make a movie about this? Guess it wouldn't be a very good story. Lol

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                #8
                Originally posted by gatorgar View Post
                Article has nothing to do with the movie or its context. In the movie, a little girl is terminally ill. She falls and bangs her head, and, miraculously, is cured.
                The article is about preachers claiming to be able to cure disease and illness with a few prayers and a flick of the wrist.
                You must be of uncommon faith for those techniques to work, as the leper and blind man. For a miracle to happen, we'll it's nothing more than chance. The more faith you have, the higher the chance of your miracle comming to pass. As was the case in this movie.
                He works in mysterious ways and only a fool will claim to understand His means, methods and plan.

                But yea, I want to watch the movie as well
                So a kid who dies from cancer just needed to believe harder? What kind of cruel god do you believe in?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Death from Above View Post
                  Have you seen it?

                  And cliff notes please as that link is a lot of reading.
                  God isn't a cosmic vending machine waiting for you to have enough faith to move Him to obey your demands for a miracle. Movies promoting such nonsense are just as ridiculous as witch doctors and "faith healers" and tv preachers. If you need some sign from heaven or a moving emotional experience to feel like the Creator of the universe is real then you have a very low opinion of who He is. Just sayin'

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                    #10
                    Nvm

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
                      God isn't a cosmic vending machine waiting for you to have enough faith to move Him to obey your demands for a miracle. Movies promoting such nonsense are just as ridiculous as witch doctors and "faith healers" and tv preachers. If you need some sign from heaven or a moving emotional experience to feel like the Creator of the universe is real then you have a very low opinion of who He is. Just sayin'
                      I think the point is to simply support Christian based movies...if it's not your cup of tea, move along...

                      No one is attacking your atheist and/or LGBT beliefs; so relax...its just a movie, right?

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
                        God isn't a cosmic vending machine waiting for you to have enough faith to move Him to obey your demands for a miracle. Movies promoting such nonsense are just as ridiculous as witch doctors and "faith healers" and tv preachers. If you need some sign from heaven or a moving emotional experience to feel like the Creator of the universe is real then you have a very low opinion of who He is. Just sayin'
                        Me thinks you haven't seen the movie and are way off on its context.

                        The people in the movie that questioned faith as you are are the one painted in a bad light.

                        Your comment above has no bearing on the movie...I'm lost as to where you are coming from.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Crazy Horse View Post
                          I think the point is to simply support Christian based movies...if it's not your cup of tea, move along...

                          No one is attacking your atheist and/or LGBT beliefs; so relax...its just a movie, right?
                          I'm a Christian and the movie isn't considered "Christian" in a lot of churches because of the heretical doctrines they promote

                          This is the original much-used short tract on Ten Reasons to Reject Word of Faith Teachings, on the Banner Ministries site. Come here first and see the tract in context!!

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by jefandaward View Post
                            I'm a Christian and the movie isn't considered "Christian" in a lot of churches because of the heretical doctrines they promote

                            http://www.banner.org.uk/wof/tract3.html
                            I too am a Believer...I actually saw the movie and it does not promote WoF healing.


                            It does however give. Testimony to the greatness of Gods Grace.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Death from Above View Post
                              Me thinks you haven't seen the movie and are way off on its context.

                              The people in the movie that questioned faith as you are are the one painted in a bad light.

                              Your comment above has no bearing on the movie...I'm lost as to where you are coming from.
                              My faith in God isn't contingent on some sign or miracle. Conversely God's ability to perform a sign or miracle isn't contingent on my ability to have enough faith.

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