Summary: Can you teach someone to use supernatural power with the same methods we teach people how to do surgery or install the plumbing? Someone sent Brad a link about the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry in Redding, CA, which is evidently calling itself the Christina Hogwarts. And what, with "grave soaking", "flame tunnels" and "treasure hunts" as part of the curriculum, it's no wonder. What's going on here? Is this more hogwash than Hogwarts? Wayne and Brad celebrate the desire to see God move in supernatural ways, but also question the wisdom of trying to teach people how to move in spiritual gifts with a five-step process or a Bible school curriculum. And what impact are you having on your community when you use people as lab rats when the ratio of misses to miracles is so high? <br> Podcast Notes:<br><br> <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/mollyhensleyclancy/meet-the-young-saints-of-bethel-who-go-to-college-to?utm_term=.jiyGR4ygN#.shQjVzGkg">Meet The "Young Saints" Of Bethel Who Go To College To Perform Miracles</a><br><br> <a href="https://www.lifestream.org/helping-people-feed/">Helping with Agriculture in Pokot</a><br><br> Add your voice to our question/comment line via Skype at "TheGodJourney"<br>
