Undoubtedly, everyone understands what a miracle is. Moses shattered the Red Sea. The Saviour opening the eyes of a blind man. recuperating from a fatal illness is a woman. One of history’s most incredible miracles, no other miracle has ever been as wide or powerful as the Atonement of Jesus Christ. In the work of our Church and the lives of our people, several miracles occur daily. But when was the last time you saw a few loaves of bread and a few fish feeding people or moving a mountain? Most of us have probably never seen anything like that. We can see God’s effect on His people’s lives vividly via the miracles recounted in the Bible.
But we can also perceive His spiritual power when we have a change of heart, receive an answer to a prayer, or have our testimonies strengthened. But there are other wonders as well that we frequently ignore: The sun rises and sets every day, small seeds grow into big trees, and the different bodily components work together to let us breathe, run, dream, and eat. Due to the remarkable technological and medical developments that occur every day, we can now speak with almost anyone anywhere. Every facet of who we are is an expression of the power of God.
