More pictures from Bristol, UK

It's interesting to me to read and at times visit sites that are attributed to great men and women of the faith. In many of my personal readings, I often wonder if the lives these man and women lived are real, perhaps through the course of time legend has run its course in regards to the stories, then I am reminded that the faith of men and women of the past is something that run much deeper than a simple oral proclamation. The faith of the saints of old ran deep, so deep that it affected every aspect of their lives, the way they lived and thought. Andrew Bonar once said, "Christians today have been inoculated with a mild form of Christianity that they are now immune to the real thing". Can God do these things today? Do we believe that He can? I am referring to the story posted on the blog preceding this current post. If we believe that God is not only able, but also willing to do these things again, then why do we live as if He can't? I am also reminded of the question that Jesus raises in Luke 18:8 "...when the Son of Man comes, will He really find faith on the earth?" In regards to your life, what will the Son of Man find?