You are Miracle Worker.

 You Are the Miracle Worker

A Reflection on Psalm 77:14 and John 14:12

You are the miracle worker—not a distant, silent force,

But the God who parts the waters and makes a way, of course.

You turn the ordinary into the extraordinary sign,

And in the hands of the Miracle Worker, even death must resign.

You are the God who performs miracles; You display Your power among the peoples. (Psalm 77:14)

You part the Red Sea when there seems to be no way.

You provide the manna at the breaking of the day.

You heal the broken, mend the shattered, raise the dead.

You speak a word, and hope rises where fear once spread.

You are the miracle worker—not just in ancient scrolls,

But in the quiet healing of a deep and wounded soul.

In the marriage restored, in the addict set free,

In the provision that arrives just in time for me.

Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in Me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these. (John 14:12)

I have seen Your miracles—the ones I cannot explain,

The doors that opened suddenly, the peace after the pain.

The moment when the answer came, though I had not yet prayed,

The mystery of grace that will never, ever fade.

So I trust You, Miracle Worker, for the impossible holds no fear.

The same God who rolled the stone away is still working here.

Open my eyes to see Your wonders, my heart to receive Your power.

You are the miracle worker, Lord, in every single hour.

Amen.