Every Day a Miracle: Trusting the God Who Heals Us Inside and Out

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We may know Jesus as Lord and Savior, but do we know him as Healer This book is for anyone asking for a miraclewhether physical, mental, relational, or spiritualand how to worship the Great Healer no matter if His answer is answer is yes, no, or wait.

If we understand anything about our culture, it's that we desperately need healing. Many people are quick to believe in an outrageous conspiracy before they will believe in Jesus and the miracle worker He is. Throughout Scripture, we see that He makes the blind see, opens deaf ears, restores life from death, and so much more . . . but what about you

Do you believe that Jesus has the power to restore you to health and heal your wounds Throughout this book, Matthew Stephen Brown leads readers on a spiritual journey designed to discover who Jesus is as Healer and explore many questions including:

• Why do we believe in Jesus as Lord and Savior, but not as Healer
• Why would a good God allow us to experience pain in the first place, and maybe many times
• When we don't experience healing, does that mean Jesus has failed or let us down
• Jesus cares about our physical needs, but what healing in our lives is He most concerned about

Combining personal stories, biblical truth and wisdom, and humor that puts people at ease and draws them in, Pastor Matt Brown leads readers to worship a God who is not random, not careless, and who is never without cause, especially when it comes to performing miracles. Everyone can get behind a God who says yes. But what about when God says no Or wait No matter what God's plan is for your life, we can learn to trust and worship the Great Healer.

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Matt Brown is author of 11 books for Batsford, using his trademark humour and playfulness as tools to explore the world. He has served as editor and editorat-large of Londonist.com, writing on topics as diverse as street art, politics, map-making and science. With a deep love of trivia, he's written and hosted hundreds of quizzes, including events for the Museum of London and Manchester Science Museum, among many others. He is tweeting at @mattfromlondon.