Witness the Wonder: God Stories of Faith, Miracles and Supernatural Signs for Hope in Everyday Life
Jun 27, 2026 · 12 min · 9 segments
**After one year of hearing Christian testimonies, miracle stories, answered prayers, and incredible God stories, I thought the miracles would be what changed me most.** **I was wrong.** In this…
You may never know when someone else's story might become the very thing God uses to strengthen another person's faith.
As I started reflecting on this first year, I kept asking myself, "What has surprised me most?" At first, I thought the answer would be the miracles, as I said earlier.
The healings, the answered prayers, the incredible stories of God's provision.
And when I think back over this past year, I don't remember every miracle that was shared with me, but I remember the people.
I remember the person, their laughter, their tears, their courage, their perseverance to walk through the things that they've walked through.
Somewhere along the way, I realized the miracle wasn't the destination, it was the doorway.
When God first gave me the vision for Witness the Wonder, I thought it was just about sharing stories that revealed his faithfulness.
Because every story has the power to reveal two things; the heart of God and the heart of the person telling it.
Yes, I've witnessed incredible miracles, but even more than that, I've had the privilege of getting to know incredible people.
The miracle may have introduced me to them, but their story is what made all of us love them.
Honestly, because we can each see a little of ourselves in their stories, too.
And as I reflected, I couldn't stop thinking about the story of the woman at the well.
You may never know when someone else's story might become the very thing God uses to strengthen another person's faith.
As I started reflecting on this first year, I kept asking myself, "What has surprised me most?" At first, I thought the answer would be the miracles, as I said earlier.
The healings, the answered prayers, the incredible stories of God's provision.
And when I think back over this past year, I don't remember every miracle that was shared with me, but I remember the people.
I remember the person, their laughter, their tears, their courage, their perseverance to walk through the things that they've walked through.
Somewhere along the way, I realized the miracle wasn't the destination, it was the doorway.
When God first gave me the vision for Witness the Wonder, I thought it was just about sharing stories that revealed his faithfulness.
Because every story has the power to reveal two things; the heart of God and the heart of the person telling it.
Yes, I've witnessed incredible miracles, but even more than that, I've had the privilege of getting to know incredible people.
The miracle may have introduced me to them, but their story is what made all of us love them.
Honestly, because we can each see a little of ourselves in their stories, too.
And as I reflected, I couldn't stop thinking about the story of the woman at the well.
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