Jesus doesn’t need our help to perform miracles, but He invites us to join Him in what He’s doing. In this week’s devotional, we explore how obedience and simple acts of faith open the door to divine power. From the boy’s lunch to the servants at Cana and the friends who carried the paralytic, each story reminds us that God multiplies what we’re willing to give. Through small steps of obedience, faith moves, serves, and participates - and that’s where the miracle begins.

When storms rise and faith feels small, Jesus still asks, “Do you trust Me?” This week’s devotional explores how Christ taught His disciples — and teaches us — to trust Him through miracles that reveal His power and provision. From calming the storm to providing a coin in a fish’s mouth, each moment reminds us that faith grows when we obey, depend, and believe.

Listen and be encouraged to trust the One who knows your need before you ask.

In this week's devotional, we explore the miracles of Jesus that reveal something far deeper than compassion or power. They reveal His identity as God in the flesh. These miracles are God’s way of saying, “Here I am — with skin on.”

Through Scripture, we watch Jesus demonstrate divine authority in every realm of life:

• Authority over death as He calls Lazarus from the tomb and raises Jairus’ daughter and the widow’s son.• Authority over creation as He walks on water and calms the storm with a word.• Authority over sin as He forgives and restores the paralytic lowered through the roof.• Authority over the spiritual realm as demons bow, beg, and obey Him.• Authority in glory as He shines on the Mount of Transfiguration.

Each miracle answers the question Jesus asked His disciples: “Who do you say that I am?” And each miracle declares the same truth: Only God can do this.

This devotional will strengthen your confidence in the One who holds all authority in heaven and on earth — the same Jesus who walks with you through fear, grief, storms, illness, and uncertainty. He is God with us, God for us, and God who will one day return visibly in glory.