March 17, 2018
Miracles
I witness miracles every day.
When
I think of miracles, biblical stories may come to mind: Daniel in the
lion’s den, Jesus healing the sick and the blind and lame, and more.
Such miracles may seem like impossibilities to me in today’s world. Yet when I view a sunrise or the intricate beauty of a flower in full bloom, I realize the miracle of nature. When I observe the love shared between a mother and child, or even between people and their pets, I witness the miraculous.
When the grace of God yields divine ideas in the midst of difficult circumstances, I get to experience the miraculous. When I consider the complexity of the human body, every breath is a wonder. Miracles aren’t far off, after all.
Such miracles may seem like impossibilities to me in today’s world. Yet when I view a sunrise or the intricate beauty of a flower in full bloom, I realize the miracle of nature. When I observe the love shared between a mother and child, or even between people and their pets, I witness the miraculous.
When the grace of God yields divine ideas in the midst of difficult circumstances, I get to experience the miraculous. When I consider the complexity of the human body, every breath is a wonder. Miracles aren’t far off, after all.
God added his testimony by signs and wonders and various miracles, and by gifts of the Holy Spirit.—Hebrews 2:4
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