The Bible is literally filled with the supernatural power of God intervening into human affairs. Not only does God act supernaturally into the lives of His people but he does so through the lives of His people. Given this fact, the question becomes “Where did all the power go? Why are our churches so devoid of supernatural spiritual power?” In order to answer these questions we look at the foundations for our Western cultural bias against spiritual experience as well as the psychological, emotional, and theological reasons for our aversion to it. Then we examine the Holy Scriptures to explore the texts used to dismiss the supernatural gifts together with those that argue for their continuance. Already it sounds rather dry and theological, but nothing could be farther from the truth.
This is more than a book of theology; it is a book containing amazing stories of our personal experiences with the Holy Spirit, as well as the experiences of others. The purpose of this book is to give you, through sound teaching and real life examples, all the guidance necessary to begin co-operating with the Holy Spirit in living a supernatural life style.
Reluctantly Supernatural: In An Age of Reason 