Publisher Description
At some point in every person's life, we will need a miracle from God. It may be for us, a family member, or a troubled child. It might be a mountain of family or financial trouble, or some unseen force that fills us with fear.
The late John Osteen has good news for us. We can have a miracle from God, for God is a miracle worker. And He has recorded many of His miracles in His Word, the Bible.
Rather than running around searching for needed miracles, Osteen shows us how to put the power of God's Word into daily practice. When we agree with, believe in, and confess the Word of God, miracles reveal themselves.
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"This is a fantastic book for everyone needing a pick-me-up. It really helps you get a correct perspective on life and how the universe works. Good inspirational easy read."
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About the Authors
John Osteen (1921–1999) is the father of well-known pastor and New York Times bestselling author Joel Osteen. He served as a pastor, evangelist, author, and teacher for sixty years. Osteen earned his bachelors degree from John Brown University and his masters degree from Northern Baptist Seminary; he also earned his doctorate from Oral Roberts University. He founded the Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas in 1959, and hosted the weekly John Osteen television program for sixteen years, reaching millions of viewers worldwide. He is the author of numerous books, including Becoming a Man of Unwavering Faith, Pulling Down Strongholds, The Confessions of a Baptist Preacher, A Place Called There, and others.
Joel Osteen is the pastor of Lakewood Church, the largest church in America. He is the author of numerous #1 New York Times bestsellers, including Your Best Life Now, It’s Your Time, and Every Day A Friday. Under his leadership, Lakewood Church has grown in every area of ministry, more than quadrupling in size. In the summer of 2005, the church moved into Houston’s seventeen thousand-seat Compaq Arena and became the new Lakewood International Center. He lives in Houston with his wife, Victoria, and their two children.