AwesomePower.net offers inspiration & news of miracles showing the power of God

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The Awesome Power of God Project miracle news, encouragement.

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I n 1989, a successful young marketing executive had everything stripped from him; his family, career, homes, cars, ... As the young man began question, then to look to God, tiny miracles began to happen in his life. These little miracles seem to occur in proportion to his belief- or trust in- the expectation of a loving God to be... well, loving. His prior image of religion was that of a very painful, strict, sacrificial existence reminding him how imperfect he was. Even the most popular icon of Christianity - the cross - has connotations of blood, death and medieval torture!

It was birthed in the mind of the young man from one of the darkest moments from history. That story of a hero who told many he would deliver them from sickness and poverty. Then he was tortured, buried and rotted in a government sealed - boulder secured tomb. Two days later, the one ton stone blew away from the opening of the tomb like a tumbleweed, the mighty Roman centurions ran for their lives like scared rats and the Power of God came forth from the tomb as that dead body was made alive securing the hope of all men to become sons and daughters of God and be delivered from their problems.

In Acts 1:22, we see that the office of the apostle was given to be a witness of His resurrection . In Acts 4:33, we read that power was given to witness of His resurrection. In Romans1:4, we are told that Jesus was declared the Son of God with power by the resurrection from the dead..." The message of the resurrection is central to true faith, and is, with the cross, the central message of Christianity. The message of the cross is of no real effect without the message of the resurrection , as Paul wrote in I Corinthians 15:13-14: But if there is no resurrection of the dead, not even Christ has been raised; and if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is vain, your faith also is vain.