Do we Believe in Miracles?
"Now indeed, Elizabeth your relative has also conceived a son in her old age; and this is now the sixth month for her who was called barren. For with God nothing will be impossible." – Luke 1:36-37 NKJV
Do we believe in miracles? Do we believe that the impossible can become possible, the supernatural can become natural, and that God can accomplish what only He can do? As we remember our Savior’s birth, we are reminded to hold onto faith for the miraculous expectations in our hearts.
When a doctor announces an incurable disease, someone loses a job during high unemployment, an unforeseen divorce shatters hope, or finances are drained to nothing, despair can cloud our vision. Yet, the question remains: was Jesus born of a virgin? Our answer to that question builds the foundation for believing in miracles in any situation we face.
The angel told Mary about Elizabeth’s miraculous pregnancy not only to strengthen Mary’s faith but also to strengthen ours. Miracles are not limited to Jesus alone—they are available to everyone. When we celebrate the birth of Jesus, we celebrate the amazing, astounding, and astonishing works of God.
Yes, we do believe in miracles! Nothing is impossible with God. Our walk of faith expects divine steps, breakthroughs, and miracles at every turn, from glory to glory!
Do we believe in miracles? Do we believe that the impossible can become possible, the supernatural can become natural, and that God can accomplish what only He can do? As we remember our Savior’s birth, we are reminded to hold onto faith for the miraculous expectations in our hearts.
When a doctor announces an incurable disease, someone loses a job during high unemployment, an unforeseen divorce shatters hope, or finances are drained to nothing, despair can cloud our vision. Yet, the question remains: was Jesus born of a virgin? Our answer to that question builds the foundation for believing in miracles in any situation we face.
The angel told Mary about Elizabeth’s miraculous pregnancy not only to strengthen Mary’s faith but also to strengthen ours. Miracles are not limited to Jesus alone—they are available to everyone. When we celebrate the birth of Jesus, we celebrate the amazing, astounding, and astonishing works of God.
Yes, we do believe in miracles! Nothing is impossible with God. Our walk of faith expects divine steps, breakthroughs, and miracles at every turn, from glory to glory!
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