In the first part of this discussion, we saw how signs and wonders reveal God’s power in Israel’s history—from the Exodus to the ministries of the prophets. But the story does not end there. As Scripture continues, signs begin to appear in new forms. Sometimes they are miracles. Other times they are symbolic actions or prophetic visions. Yet their purpose remains the same: to reveal the character and authority of God. Prophetic Signs: When the Message Becomes Visible In the later prophets,...

There are moments in our lives that seem small on the surface, yet they reveal something deeply profound about the nature of our Father and His Kingdom. A lost key may not seem spiritual to some, but when Heaven responds to the cry of a daughter, even in an airport lounge, it reminds us that God is not distant. He is near, attentive, involved, and kind. On May 11, 2026, I was sitting in the Admirals Lounge at YYZ airport in Toronto preparing to fly to New York. Suddenly, I realized I could...

When people hear the phrase signs and wonders , they often think only of dramatic miracles. But throughout Scripture, signs and wonders serve a deeper purpose. They are not random displays of supernatural power. They are moments when God reveals who He is. In the Old Testament, these extraordinary events consistently point beyond themselves. They reveal God’s character, confirm His word, and remind His people that He is actively involved in history. Signs and wonders are not primarily about...