Do you believe in miracles? Did you ever come across one?

It's a miracle I'm still breathing. I don't know how I've made it to this point.

Just the birth of my one pound daughter 11 years ago.
A scientific miricle.
The doctors were magic.

Yes. In 2003 I was under a bridge in a very 'hard to get to' place. My heart had stopped beating. A developmentally disabled girl named Katie somehow found me and had the presence of mind to call 9-11. They had to put the paddles to me twice. The likelihood of Katie wandering under a bridge at that particular time was nothing short of miraculous.

I can think of 2 or 3, I have driven somewhere on faith, did not have enough time to get there (1) or enough gas in the tank to arrive (2) When you do something on faith, that is when you see a multitude of miracles.

Yes the birth of my granddaughter. Her mom had issues during the pregnancy, almost lost the baby, an accident and the baby wasn't breathing after she was born. She is 2 months old now and right on target with her development.☺️

I believe in miracles and am honored to be a spectator to them regularly. I work with men and women coming out of prison mostly with drug addictions and multiple incarcerations.
By helping them have self-confidence, a faith that there is a real God in their lives and the Holy spirit inside of them; change is real and it works.

Nope. Not miracles such as mentioned in the Holy Babble.

If a miracle is when you believe that God has intervened in your life, then yes many times.

Yes I believe in them, and yes I could say that I am a miracle,

For all my mother has been through, she is a miracle

Of course. I have seen them happen on a regular basis.

Yes and I sure could use one🙏

Yes in Sept last year

I do and yes, I have.

my kids

Yip.

You know you were bound to get a few snarky reply's. I feel sorry for those who are so jaded that they can only criticize and rebuke others.

I believe the bar people use to consider something a miracle is far too low and frequently gives credit to some Divinity that is owed to the hard work or kindness of our fellow man.