Can the scientific method be applied to the study of the supernatural from a Christian perspective?

The [scientific method](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method) involves developing theories about how reality operates by formulating hypotheses, making predictions, and conducting experiments to determine if the outcomes match the predictions. If the predictions fail, the scientist must revise their initial hypothesis based on the insights gleaned from the experimental results. Eventually, a robust scientific theory will reliably produce accurate predictions across a diverse range of experimental conditions. At the same time, Christianity postulates the existence of a supernatural dimension of reality with entities such as God, demons, angels, cherubim, spirits, souls, and phenomena like miracles, spiritual gifts, heaven, hell, etc. From a Christian perspective, can the supernatural be studied using the scientific method? Specifically, does Christianity propose any theories about the supernatural that generate predictions, and if so, can these predictions be tested through experimentation? In a sense, [parapsychology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parapsychology) already claims to study the paranormal scientifically. However, [the scientific credibility of parapsychology is heavily contested](https://philosophy.stackexchange.com/q/114014/66156) , and the field does not presuppose a Christian worldview. Instead, I am specifically interested in whether the supernatural dimension of reality, as understood within the Christian worldview, can be subjected to scientific investigation via experimentation and testing. And if not, why not?