Perspectives on the Miraculous: Synoptic Gospel Narratives, Pauline Churches, and West African Contexts

This book uniquely bridges biblical exegesis and lived African reality. Readers gain fresh hermeneutical tools to interpret miracles in the gospels and pauline signs without rationalist bias. By engaging West African spiritual contexts, it validates local miracle claims and challenges cessationism. Scholars, pastors, and students receive a culturally relevant framework for understanding the miraculous as dynamic, contextual, and theologically sound - essential for those ministering where supernatural worldviews dominate and Scripture meets daily spiritual experience.