Miracles
Miracles are supernatural interventions by God that transcend natural law. In the Way of Fire, miracles are not rare exceptions—they are the "supernatural normal."
The Age of Miracles Hasn't Passed
Despite what cessationists claim, God still performs miracles today:
"Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever." — Hebrews 13:8
"Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do." — John 14:12
Documented Miracles Through Apostle Delmar
At Encounter Church, the following have been documented:
- Cancer healed — Stage 4 kidney cancer, tumors dissolved
- Autism cured — Children completely freed from the condition
- Down syndrome reversed
- Spinal injuries restored
- AIDS vanished — Full-blown AIDS completely eliminated
- The dead raised — Multiple documented resurrections
- Vision restored — Including Gary Sheng's eyesight miracle
- Depression broken
- Addictions shattered
Understanding Miracles: The Bigger Picture
Skeptics often say miracles "break" or "violate" the laws of physics. This framing positions divine action and natural law as competitors—and makes faith look irrational.
But miracles don't break physics. Physics just isn't the complete picture.
The real laws that govern the universe are a superset of what science has discovered. Physics describes a subset—the portion of reality we've managed to measure and formalize. But the actual laws of reality include dimensions that instruments can't detect: faith, authority, spiritual law, the power of the name of Jesus.
When Apostle Delmar commands cancer to leave and it does, he's not violating biology. He's operating according to the actual laws of reality—laws that include biology but aren't limited to it. Laws where authority in Jesus' name has real causal power.
This is why miracles have patterns. They're not random chaos:
- Faith releases power
- Authority in Jesus' name works
- Obedience opens doors
- The Spirit flows through surrendered vessels
These patterns are as consistent as physics—because they're part of the same unified reality. Physics is just the subset we've managed to map so far.
How Miracles Happen
1. The Spirit UPON
There's a difference between the Holy Spirit IN you and the Spirit UPON you. Miracles happen when the Spirit comes UPON someone with anointing.
2. Faith Releases Power
"Thy faith hath made thee whole." — Jesus said this repeatedly
The power is always present. Faith releases it. Faith isn't wishful thinking—it's how you access the parts of reality that science hasn't mapped yet.
3. Positioning Matters
People who receive miracles typically position themselves where the anointing is flowing. See How to Receive a Miracle.
The Five Keys to Receiving a Miracle
- Go where the fire is — Position yourself under anointed ministry
- Know it's already yours — Jesus already paid for it
- Receive it — Believe, speak, act on faith
- Forgive — Clear unforgiveness that blocks the flow
- Persist — Don't waver until manifestation
Why Miracles Are Rare Today
The rarity of miracles is not a reflection of God's unwillingness. It reflects:
- Lack of relationship with the Holy Spirit
- Cessationist teaching that denies miracles
- Lukewarm religion that doesn't pursue the supernatural
- Disobedience that grieves the Spirit
- Unforgiveness that blocks the flow
Not Everyone Gets the Same Gifts
God may not give everyone the specific gifting to perform miracles. The Spirit distributes gifts "severally as he will" (1 Corinthians 12:11).
But every believer can:
- Pursue the Holy Spirit
- Walk in available authority
- See God move supernaturally in their sphere