If Miracles Are So Rare, Why Believe at All? A High Schooler Wanted a Real Answer
- Preacher
- J. Warner Wallace
- Tradition
- Apologetics
- Published
- Length
- 6:27
About this sermon
When a sharp high schooler asks whether we’re just being gullible about miracles, you can’t get away with clichés. 🎙✨ In this conversation, we tackle some of the toughest Gen Z questions about miracles, science, and evidence. We walk through: • Why miracles, by definition, are less likely—and why that doesn’t mean they’re impossible 🧠 • Why I always start with a natural explanation before I ever consider a supernatural one • How “what, when, how, where, why” questions eventually force us to ask “who” in both investigations and the universe • Why information in DNA points us beyond raw physics and chemistry to a Mind behind life • Why biblical miracles are clustered around key messengers (Moses, Elijah, Elisha, Jesus) to authenticate revelation, not to entertain us • How a cautious, evidence driven approach can still leave room for God to act today—without us believing every wild story we hear If you’ve ever wondered, “If God is real and powerful, why doesn’t He do more obvious miracles?” or “Are Christians just reading God into everything?”, this video is for you. 💬🙋♂️ 📚 Get my book: Forensic Faith Learn how to think like a Christian case maker—someone who knows what they believe, why it’s true, and how to share it with others: http://amzn.to/2Bvkyv4 🌐 More resources at Cold Case Christianity Articles, videos, and tools to help you investigate the case for Christianity like a detective and share it with confidence: https://coldcasechristianity.com 🎧 Check out the teen host’s channel: Apologetics Talk Shorts Short, sharp, Gen Z driven apologetics content: https://www.youtube.com/@CalebMcManusApologetics 👍 If this conversation helps you think more clearly about miracles and evidence, please LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on the notification bell so you don’t miss future content. 💬 Comment below: What’s one experience you’ve had that you’re not sure was “just coincidence” or something more?
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