Impossible Love

Craig and Medine Keener share their inspiring story of overcoming cultural, racial, and war-related challenges through God's grace. Craig, a New Testament professor, and Medine, a former war refugee, recount their journey from hardship to love, filled with miraculous moments of divine intervention. Medine’s experience surviving as a refugee highlights God’s faithfulness, provision, and presence. The Keeners reflect on the importance of ethnic reconciliation, cross-cultural love, and prayer. Their testimony demonstrates that God’s love and grace can transform lives and bring miraculous change, even in the most difficult circumstances. Asbury Theological Seminary is a multi-denominational graduate school equipping students for ministry and leadership in the Wesleyan tradition. It offers master’s and doctoral degrees in theology, ministry, counseling, and missiology. Links: Website https://asburyseminary.edu/ Facebook   / asburyseminary   Instagram   / asburyseminary   Tik Tok   / asburyseminary   Time Stamps: 00:00 – Introduction by Craig and Medine 01:00 – Overview of the book 02:30 – Medine’s refugee journey 04:30 – Craig’s conversion from atheism 06:00 – Medine’s hardships during the war 08:00 – God’s miraculous provision 09:30 – Faithfulness of God in danger 11:00 – Trusting God in hardship 12:30 – Ethnic reconciliation and unity 13:30 – Medine’s brother’s journey 14:30 – Crossing a dangerous bridge miraculously 15:30 – Craig’s early ministry experiences 16:00 – Prophecies and miracles in Congo 16:30 – Conclusion: God’s impossible love