Are miracle healings still around today and what's a false prophet? Inside the theological debate

By Billy Hallowell, Contributor
Sam Storms, pastor emeritus of Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City, and Michael Brown, host of the “Line of Fire” podcast discuss views among charismatics and cessationists, including concerns about NAR and Word of Faith pastors with Jim Osman, author and pastor of Kootenai Community Church, and Justin Peters, leader of Justin Peters Ministries.
Sam Storms, pastor emeritus of Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City, and Michael Brown, host of the “Line of Fire” podcast discuss views among charismatics and cessationists, including concerns about NAR and Word of Faith pastors with Jim Osman, author and pastor of Kootenai Community Church, and Justin Peters, leader of Justin Peters Ministries. | Screengrab/American Gospel/YouTube

Is the spiritual gift of biblical healing still around today — and are these purported miracles legitimate? Plus: what's a false prophet?

Christian Post Assistant Editor Leah Klett joins the latest edition of "The Inside Story" today to break down her fascinating series of articles on a recent, long-ranging video conversation between Bible scholars Justin Peters, Michael Brown, Jim Osman and Sam Storms that touched on a variety of theological topics.

Listen to Klett break it all down:

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