Science Said “Impossible,” God Said Otherwise, Here Are Their Stories w/ Susan Toor and Janet Joseph Selvanathan

For most modern believers, miracles feel like stories locked in the pages of scripture. Science explains almost everything today, and medicine is the first place we turn when sickness strikes. 

What if some healings can’t be explained by scans, surgeries, or prescriptions? 

What if, in an age of data and diagnostics, God is still doing what only He can do, restoring, reversing, and renewing in ways science cannot?

That’s exactly what this episode of Time to Transform explores. From asthma disappearing overnight, to infertility reversed against all medical odds, to a stroke reversed after an hour of unconsciousness, these aren’t vague testimonies. These are healings measured, documented, and confirmed, living reminders that God’s power is not confined to ancient times.

My guests are women who straddle both worlds: faith and medicine. Susan, a church leader who once lived with chronic asthma and infertility, shares multiple decades-long healings that even doctors admitted defied explanation.

Janet is a nurse who doubted miracles after watching her brother live with cerebral palsy. She tells the story of her own medically verified healing when a fibroid disappeared, proof that God’s hand still moves, even when doubt clouds belief.

In this episode, we explore what happens when faith collides with science, and what it means to trust a God who is still able to do the impossible.