God Heals Through Miracles and Medicine — Recovering a Biblical Balance. Within the Church today, many believers find themselves trapped between two unhealthy extremes. Some insist that seeking medical treatment is a failure of faith — as though doctors somehow compete with God. Others declare confidently that God will always heal every sickness in this life if we simply believe hard enough. Both positions sound spiritual. Both are profoundly unbiblical.

Book of Acts Summary: The Gospel in Motion. The Book of Acts is the sequel to Luke’s Gospel, written by the same author and addressed again to Theophilus. If the Gospels record what Jesus began to do and teach, Acts shows what He continues to do through His Spirit-empowered church. It is the story of the gospel moving from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, carried by apostles, martyrs, and missionaries.

Book of Luke Summary: The Gospel of the Savior for All. The Gospel of Luke is the longest book in the New Testament and the first volume of a two-part work (Luke–Acts). Together they trace the story of Jesus and the early church, showing that the good news is not just for Israel but for all nations. Luke’s Gospel is rich with detail: orderly, historical, and compassionate. It highlights Jesus’ concern for the poor, women, Gentiles, and outsiders. If Matthew presents Jesus as