About this book
Miracles of Our Lord by George MacDonald reopens the Gospel narratives, treating Jesus' deeds as speech that reveals his inner life and the character of God. MacDonald, a 19th-century Scottish preacher and novelist, approaches the miracles not as puzzles to be dismissed but as windows into Christ’s compassion, authority, and relationship with the Father.
Combining devotional warmth with careful reflection, he walks listeners through the biblical categories of miracles — healings, exorcisms, raising the dead, the governance of nature, and even acts of judgment — showing how each incident communicates spiritual truth. Written in 1870, the lectures blend Victorian theological sensibilities with timeless pastoral insight, helping modern readers who are puzzled by supernatural accounts to appreciate their moral and spiritual significance without demanding technical explanations.
A religion audiobook for seekers, clergy, students of theology, and lovers of classic Christian writing, Miracles of Our Lord offers a calm, thoughtful guide to the miraculous life of Jesus. Listen to rediscover familiar Gospel stories as intimate revelations that deepen faith, inform discipleship, and invite a closer knowledge of Christ.
