Miracles don't just come from ancient stories and myths--everyday miracles are all around us, if we only have our eyes open to see them.
God is everywhere… and nowhere. It’s a contradiction many have struggled with on their faith journey. How do we “find” an entity who is everything? One that’s impossible to fully conceptualize? Here, we’ve collected the responses of theologians, philosophers and authors as they’ve grappled with the question: how does one “find” God?
Her long drive was a major source of stress, but she never expected a solution to present itself so quickly.
From mysterious connections to tech glitches, these miracles show us God is everywhere, including online.
After struggling to have a second child, prayers and her son’s remarkable premonition guided her out of infertility.
She had a special bond with her husband’s grandmother. After perusing some scrapbooks, she learned the reason why.
During his surgery, he was transported to an otherworldly place filled with light, and met two mysterious figures.
A mysterious meeting prompted her to create faith-filled artwork designed to inspire others to reconnect with God.
This pastor received a letter from a prisoner that replaced his resentment with grace.
These everyday reassurances of God’s blessings remind us that divine miracles can saturate our lives at any time.
True stories of nuns experiencing—and facilitating—miracles and mysteries
Of the 21 dreams recorded in the Bible, only one came to a woman. Who was she?
Love is one of the most powerful force in the world. It can be devastating, uplifting, life-changing. It can move mountains and part seas. But what is love? Browse the musings of famous authors, poets and other sources of wisdom for potential answers to this eternal question.
After being booted from bed by a golden retriever, witnessing a miracle of the obvious.
The miraculous signs that affirmed Jesus’ sanctity became a transcendent experience and a wondrous spiritual training.
Tips for remembering, recording and pondering a divine nudge.
An unwelcome diagnosis proves to be a gift from above.