Much can be said for miracles. Read for a moment or two on blog topics like wholeness, cancer, poverty or economic struggle and you are sure to run across a ‘miracle story’ or two. Cancers are healed, injuries vanish, accidents are avoided, and consequences evaporate like a morning fog. We find ourselves in awe, even disbelief – amazed.
While all of these events are certainly worth noting and even celebrating, on occasion (like right now) I am reminded of what seems to me to be the greatest miracle of all. This is not a miracle of healing, financial success, physical triumph or an underdog victory. I would describe the greatest of miracles this way: that a person whose very soul is broken, twisted, ill worn and misshapen can - from the very core of their being, change and become someone of loving and graceful spirit.
Or, said another way – that God can transform a human heart.
It is a miracle I depend on, every day.
i love this and i love you.
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Amen.
ReplyDeleteMiracles are always present it just that people are blinded by how they interpret the word miracles... most people associate miracles to vanity... anyhow, it's a great miracle for me to read this wonderful post of yours!!!:D
ReplyDeleteGood day!!!:)
>kelvin