Miracles of Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow

Martin Luther grew up in a very difficult time in world history. Born in 1493 to a poor German family, he was raised in a society dominated by the Medieval Church. The Church controlled every aspect of living. Taxes were paid both to the state and the Church, with the state being subservient to the Church. Church services had to be authorized...

My loving father was sick. How sick? I didn't know at the time. Upon hearing the news, my brother had immediately booked our father a flight to New York City to seek treatment. He was soon diagnosed with bone marrow cancer. I was filled with worries and stresses...

How many times have you asked for a miracle? How many times was that request met with a season of discomfort? A miracle rarely seems to happen immediately. There seems to often be uneasiness and hardship before we are granted what we seek. We believe in God's plan for our lives, yet we hate the uncomfortable while we wait...

I opened my mouth in an attempt to sing, but my voice creaked like the hinges of a rusty iron gate. I panicked! I tried different songs, but I could not get the pitch right. It sounded as though my vocal cords...

Just a few decades after miraculously winning the American Revolution in 1783, the United States of America once again was at war with Great Britain. Hoping to punish the Americans for their previous rebellion, the British were intent...

There was no plane in sight. Where was it? He could still hear it. Then it dawned on them. That wasn’t the sound of a plane, that was the sound of high-powered mowers in the local village. His heart sank. Disappointed, drenched in sweat, and hungry, he wondered...

In every human heart, there are longings for release from inner troubles: addiction, chronic worry, anger, fear, or depression. There are longings for healing from difficult relationships, for courage to go on in the face of loss, maybe multiple losses.

As we go through life, we encounter problems that may seem small or insignificant. We may find ourselves reluctantly going to God because we believe that our seemingly insignificant trials will not matter to him. We may ask ourselves...

Dan and Carly soon discovered that Dan had a one in a million chance of ever being able to father a child...Now most couples would accept their fate and live the best life they could, childless. But Carly and Dan decided to take that one in a million chance. They knew the God of Abraham could work things out.

George Washington should have never made it to adulthood. Raised in the Virginia countryside in the eighteenth century, he lost both a father and a brother at a young age.

It was Tuesday morning, 10:00 a.m., and my shift had just begun at the mall. The shift from singleness to companionship. It was the morning I met my wife.

My drives to work or church always start with a simple prayer for protection and the Lord to be with me. Little did I know how much that prayer was needed on this particular day!