Divine Intervention

by Daniel Fazzina

The Bible contains some remarkable stories of miracles and divine interventions. Moses parted the sea. Peter healed a man lame from his mother's womb. Jesus calmed a raging storm, healed paralytics, and even drove demons out of people. Are these types of events still happening today? The answer to this question, as you will see from reading this book, is an emphatic YES! God is still very much at work in our world. Contained within is a collection of amazing, true stories that attest to this fact. You will read the astonishing first-hand accounts of people who have been healed of things like paralysis from birth, brain tumors, and AIDS through prayer. You will read of a tsunami stopped in its tracks in the name of Jesus. You will witness the liberation of the demon-possessed and much more. Prepare to be awed and inspired as you experience Divine Intervention. Mr. Fazzina's professional background is in media production. His experience includes hosting radio shows, editing music videos, directing a short film and award winning commercials. He also served as a board member of St. John's University's chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, where he earned his B.S. in Communication Arts in 1998. After studying in Spain, Italy and France, and doing missionary work in the Dominican Republic, he has gained a broadened appreciation for different peoples, languages, and cultures. His radio program, "The Divine Intervention Show" can be heard Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. EST on New York's WLIX, The Voice of Hope (94.7, 94.9, 96.5, 101.5, 104.5 FM), or streaming over the Internet on www.wlixradio.com. His additional interests include Biblical apologetics, alternative fuel technologies, networking, reading, writing, economics, cryptozoology, and creation science. He resides on Long Island, NY, with his magnificent bride, Sahani, and loveable pit bull terrier, Cynthia.

344 pages, Paperback

First published May 9, 2007

Reviews

[Elizabeth Aden · Rating 5 out of 5]

The 50 stories chosen by the author, whose own experience with cancer is one of the testimonials, cover a wide range of topics and situations. The experiences each have a similar format with background, divine intervention event, and impact of the event on their lives.

Even though I am not a religious person, I found the individual testimonials enlightening. The common theme is that there is hope, intervention takes many forms and miracles are possible.

The stories are pithy, to the point and easy to read. I read some out loud to my husband while driving. They took less than five minutes to read and generated a fun discussion. The writing is clear and accessible.