Miracles

Billy Ray Cyrus nearly died after developing severe sepsis. Facing uncertainty and another possible surgery, he turned to God in daily prayer. Then came unexpected news that Cyrus says was nothing short of a miracle.

After 57 days in captivity, kidnapped students and teachers in Nigeria were safely rescued and reunited with their families. As churches across the country celebrate with thanksgiving and prayer, this story reminds us of the power of hope, perseverance, and trusting God even in life's darkest moments.

Two remarkable healing stories reported in 2026 are encouraging Christians around the world to reflect on the power of prayer and God's ability to work in extraordinary ways. Read about these testimonies and what they can teach us about faith, hope, and trusting God through life's most difficult circumstances.

After being diagnosed with an incurable neurological disease, an Italian woman traveled to Lourdes seeking prayer. What followed shocked doctors and renewed faith worldwide when her healing was declared medically inexplicable and officially recognized as a miracle.

Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered an ancient harbor near the Sea of Galilee that aligns closely with the Gospel account of Jesus casting demons into a herd of pigs. This new discovery at Kursi strengthens the historical connection between Scripture and the land of Israel, reminding believers that the miracles of Jesus unfolded in real places that still testify today.

A simple $20 print of Jesus and Mary in a Honolulu church has become the focus of worldwide wonder after it began mysteriously oozing myrrh. Believers say the fragrant drops have brought healing and renewed faith, reminding Christians that God still works through the ordinary to reveal the extraordinary.

In Bwambarangwe, Burundi, a man paralyzed for three years was miraculously healed after evangelists prayed for him. Dropping his crutches, he walked again—sparking renewed faith in his community and reminding us that God’s power is alive today.

When 18-month-old Vincent fell into a pool and stopped breathing for 52 minutes, doctors expected the worst. Yet, after prayers for Cardinal George Pell’s intercession, his heart began to beat again. Today, he is healthy and thriving—a powerful reminder that miracles still happen.