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The Miracles of Jesus: Bible Stories
Jesus’ miracles weren’t magic tricks. Each one showed something about who He is and what He cares about: a wedding that ran out of wine, a hungry crowd, a terrified father, a man nobody else would go near.
Read them slowly, and watch how Jesus treats the people in each one.
“For with God nothing shall be impossible.”
Luke 1:37 (KJV)- One Thing I KnowJohn 9 · Book 1, Day 20
As Jesus walked along, He saw a man who had been blind from birth. His disciples asked a question many people were thinking: “Who sinned, this man or…
- What Are They Among So Many?John 6:1–14 · Book 2, Day 2
A huge crowd had followed Jesus to a hillside near the Sea of Galilee. They had seen Him heal the sick, and they wanted more. By the end of the day…
- Through the RoofMark 2:1–12 · Book 2, Day 4
Word got around Capernaum that Jesus was back in town, and so many people crowded into the house where He was staying that there was no room left, not…
- Just the HemMark 5:25–34 · Book 2, Day 10
For twelve years, a woman had suffered from constant bleeding. She had gone from doctor to doctor and spent every penny she had. Instead of getting…
- Money in a Fish’s MouthMatthew 17:24–27 · Book 2, Day 13
Jesus and His disciples had just arrived back in Capernaum when some tax collectors came up to Peter. Every Jewish man was expected to pay a yearly tax…
- Out of the BoatMatthew 14:22–33 · Book 2, Day 16
After feeding the five thousand, Jesus sent His disciples ahead across the Sea of Galilee while He went up a mountain alone to pray. During the night…
- When the Wine Ran OutJohn 2:1–11 · Book 2, Day 19
Jesus, His mother, and His disciples were invited to a wedding in the village of Cana. In that culture, a wedding feast could last for days, and…
- Four Days Too LateJohn 11:1–44 · Book 2, Day 25
Lazarus and his sisters, Mary and Martha, were some of Jesus’ closest friends. When Lazarus became seriously ill, the sisters sent Jesus a message…
- He Cried the MoreMark 10:46–52 · Book 3, Day 9
On the road out of Jericho sat a blind man named Bartimaeus. Every day he sat by the roadside, begging. One day he heard a large crowd passing by and…
- The One Who Came BackLuke 17:11–19 · Book 3, Day 13
As Jesus entered a village on the border between Samaria and Galilee, ten men with leprosy came out to meet Him. They knew the rules. People with…
- Talitha CumiMark 5:21–24, 35–43 · Book 3, Day 15
Jairus was an important man, a ruler of the synagogue in his town. But that day, none of that mattered. His twelve-year-old daughter was dying. He…
- One Last HealingLuke 22:39–53; John 18:1–11 · Book 3, Day 17
It was late at night in the garden of Gethsemane. Jesus had just finished praying so intensely that His sweat fell like drops of blood. Then the crowd…
- Weep NotLuke 7:11–17 · Book 3, Day 21
Jesus and a large crowd were approaching the town of Nain. As they neared the town gate, another crowd was coming out: a funeral procession. A young…
- Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?John 5:1–15 · Book 3, Day 23
In Jerusalem, near the Sheep Gate, there was a pool called Bethesda, surrounded by five covered porches. Crowds of sick people lay there: the blind…
- Peace, Be StillMark 4:35–41 · Book 4, Day 2
At the end of a long day of teaching, Jesus said to His disciples, “Let us pass over unto the other side.” So they set out across the Sea of Galilee in…
- The Man Among the TombsMark 5:1–20 · Book 5, Day 24
Jesus crossed the Sea of Galilee into the country of the Gadarenes. As soon as He stepped out of the boat, a man came running toward Him from the…
- Help Thou Mine UnbeliefMark 9:14–29 · Book 5, Day 25
When Jesus came down from the mountain with Peter, James, and John, He found a crowd arguing with His other disciples. A father stepped forward. He had…
- Thy Son LivethJohn 4:46–54 · Book 6, Day 25
In the town of Capernaum, a royal official had a son who was sick and dying. When he heard that Jesus had come back to Galilee, he traveled about…
- I Will; Be Thou CleanMark 1:40–45 · Book 8, Day 21
In Jesus’ day, leprosy was more than a disease. It was a sentence of loneliness. Anyone with leprosy had to live outside the town, away from family and…
- Eighteen Years Bent OverLuke 13:10–17 · Book 8, Day 23
Jesus was teaching in a synagogue on the Sabbath. Among the people listening was a woman who “had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed…
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