Author Sherry Steiger discussed Christmas miracles, and recounted the death of her son Eric. He had given her signs a week in advance that he was going to die, though she hadn't realized it at the time. Then during a holiday stage performance, a voice in her head told her this would be the last Christmas she'd be with her son. After his death, he visited her and said "Mommy, I'm OK." Tragedies can be a miracle in disguise because they teach us important lessons, Steiger commented.She also shared the case of Dave Bennett, who in 1999 was dying of Stage 4 cancer. Through a friend he was given access to the glove of a Catholic saint, Padre Pio, which reportedly had healing powers because it was worn while he experienced stigmata. Curiously, the glove filled the room with the scent of roses and Bennett shocked doctors by making a full recovery. Steiger suggested that the intervention might have taken place because the glove triggered his power of belief. The last hour featured Open ... More »

Guest Host Hilly Rose (email) presented Twas the Night After Christmas-The Miracle Show. In the1st hour Glenn Kessler of HCD Research discussed a survey of physicians that his organization conducted that showed a 74% belief in miracles. The survey also revealed that a majority of doctors encourage prayer for their patients and sometimes even pray for them themselves. AuthorsBrad & Sherry Steiger discussed miracles and shared inspirational stories of healings in the middle two hours of the show. We believe there's a "miracle factor," that is not fully understood, said Brad. He recounted the story of Bobby, an 8-year old boy who had cancer that had spread to his lungs. While being given a radiation treatment, the boy had an angelic encounter in which he was taken to heaven and told he wasn't going to die. Shortly afterwards, all signs of his cancer had disappeared. Speaking of the power of prayer and mass prayer, Sherry said it could be like a "carrier wave," a field of consc ... More »