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"Miracles" by Citizen Way, Jasmine Murray, and Kevin Winebarger – Faith in Action


"MIRACLES" by Citizen Way, Jasmine Murray, and Kevin Winebarger is a catchy and energetic song that makes you want to throw your hands up and shout "Hallelujah!". MIRACLES stands on the core belief that God is very much still in the miracle business. If you've ever doubted whether He could also do for you what He's already done for so many others, then this song is here to silence those doubts. As the lyrics say, "They said the storm would never break, but I've seen You make a way." 

Citizen Way, Kevin Winebarger, Jasmine Murray - MiraclesThe key message? Have full confidence in His power. Don't doubt. Whether it's turning darkness into light or moving mountains, Citizen Way, Kevin Winebarger, and Jasmine Murray sing with bold assurance: "I've seen it time and time again // Oh, there's nothing out of Your hands." 

Lines like "I've seen the grave get out the way // You're making Friday feel like Sunday" declare that even in the toughest moments, breakthroughs are possible. It's no wonder they declare Psalms 77:14 with full confidence, "You are the God who performs miracles; you display your power among the peoples." 

MIRACLES is a beautiful declaration of faith. When life is screaming "impossible," or when your soul needs a miracle, respond with, "I believe." Trust God and watch Him make a way every time you call His name!

(Related scripture: Psalm 77:14; Matthew 19:26; Hebrews 11:1)

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