1. Turning Water into Wine

One of the most awe-inspiring beginnings of Jesus’ public ministry is His miraculous transformation of water into wine at a wedding in Cana. As we read in John 2:7, “Jesus told the servants, ‘Fill the jars with water.’” They did so, and soon discovered the water had become fine wine! This miracle not only rescued the joyful celebration but also foreshadowed Jesus’ power to transform lives, providing us with grace and goodness that exceed all expectations.

2. Healing the Man Born Blind

By restoring sight to a man who had never seen the light of day, Jesus revealed His authority over both physical and spiritual darkness. John 9:6–7 recounts how Jesus made mud, placed it on the man’s eyes, and told him, “‘Go,’ He told him, ‘wash in the Pool of Siloam.’” The man returned able to see! Beyond the physical healing, this miracle symbolizes the way our eyes can be opened to deeper truth and hope, no matter how bleak our circumstances.

3. Calming the Storm

When a fierce storm threatened to capsize the boat carrying Jesus and His disciples, He demonstrated absolute command over the wind and waves. In Mark 4:39, we read, “He rebuked the wind and said to the sea, ‘Quiet! Be still!’” Instantly, the storm ceased. This dramatic moment reminds us that no matter the turmoil swirling around, faith in Jesus brings supernatural peace in the midst of life’s fiercest tempests.

4. Feeding the Five Thousand

Faced with a massive crowd, Jesus took a small boy’s lunch—five loaves and two fish—and miraculously multiplied them to satisfy everyone. Mark 6:41 highlights how “He gave thanks and broke the loaves.” The abundance astonished the witnesses, with baskets of leftovers remaining! This event encourages us to trust that even our seemingly small offerings can become blessings beyond our imagination.

5. Walking on Water

After feeding the crowds, Jesus sent His disciples ahead by boat and later walked on the waves toward them. Matthew 14:27 records, “But Jesus immediately spoke up: ‘Take courage! It is I. Do not be afraid.’” The disciples’ terror quickly turned to awe. We, too, can take heart that even in precarious situations, our faith in Him will keep us steady above the storms of fear and uncertainty.

6. Raising Lazarus from the Dead

One of the most memorable and triumphant miracles is Jesus calling Lazarus out of a tomb where he had lain for four days. John 11:43 says, “Jesus called out in a loud voice, ‘Lazarus, come out!’” The impossible occurred, and Lazarus walked right out to meet his family. This profound display of power over death points us to the ultimate hope of resurrection life and victory over the grave.

7. Cleansing the Leper

Leprosy in ancient times meant isolation. Yet an outcast leper approached Jesus, who was moved by compassion. Mark 1:41 says, “Moved with compassion, Jesus reached out His hand and touched the man.” Immediately, the disease vanished. This miracle highlights Jesus’ desire to restore the broken and overlooked, showing us that no one is too far from His cleansing touch.

8. Healing the Paralytic

When friends lowered a paralyzed man through a roof to reach Jesus, He forgave the man’s sins and healed his body. In Mark 2:11, Jesus declares, “I tell you, get up, pick up your mat, and go home.” And that’s exactly what happened! This miracle demonstrates His power to heal both physical ailments and spiritual wounds. It’s a reminder that assurance of forgiveness goes hand in hand with restoration.

9. Driving Out Demons

Time and again, Jesus confronted demonic oppression. In Mark 1:25, He commanded an unclean spirit, “Be silent!” and cast it out instantly. This authority over spiritual darkness underscores His victory over every evil force. It reassures us that no power can stand against Him, and that deliverance and freedom are found in His mighty name.

10. The Resurrection

The crowning miracle of all is Jesus’ own resurrection. Luke 24:6–7 triumphantly announces, “‘He is not here; He has risen!’” This event is the bedrock of salvation and eternal hope. His victory over death promises that all who believe in Him will share in that glorious resurrection. This final miracle cements every promise He ever made and calls us to place our trust in the One who conquered the grave.