A Miracle Baby

A Miracle Baby

A miracle baby. Not my baby. I wish. But, a miracle baby. The most important miracle baby of all. Way more important than our babies ever will be.

Jesus!

A baby that came to the most unlikely person, at the most unlikely place and in the most unlikely way. You would think that the greatest miracle of all would have come in the most magnificent way, but that wasn’t the case.

While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born,  and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available for them.” Luke 2:6-7

Joseph and Mary were ordinary people, just like you and me, but God chose them to birth the Savior. He didn’t choose the highest ranked or the most glamorous. He didn’t choose the birth to happen in the most well known city or the fanciest house.

Personally, I have often dreamt and thought of how our miracle would take place. My mind has gone there more times than not and I tend to think it will happen on a “special day.” But nothing was special or perfect about how Jesus came. It wasn’t how anyone imagined it to be. After all, Jesus was born to a carpenter and an unwed teenager. He was born in a manger to ordinary people in an ordinary place.

This story of the birth of Jesus on Christmas day should remind you that your miracle might not look, feel or seem perfect. But trust me, it will be perfect when it happens, just like the miracle of Jesus. Even on the days when are feeling weak, inadequate, insignificant, poor and undeserving, you are in the perfect place for a miracle.

God doesn’t need perfect circumstances to do a miracle in your life. As you celebrate the birth of Jesus this weekend, know that God loves to peform miracles. Whether you are believing for a baby or something different, God will come in at the perfect time and the perfect place to bless you with your miracle.

A Miracle Baby

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12 Comments
  • Kelli
    Posted at 10:15h, 21 December Reply

    Amen! Love this! I just had a conversation with one of my bosses who is not a believer and I tried to explain Jesus and though I said what I think I was supposed to, I’m left feeling defeated because he’s one of those guys who just has to have proof and thinks faith is for people who need a crutch. I needed to come read this and be reminded of my great Savior and how powerful faith is, despite not being able to give scientific explanations.

  • Rebecca Jo
    Posted at 11:51h, 21 December Reply

    Amen… We serve a God of miracles… Christmas proves it.

  • Angel
    Posted at 11:52h, 21 December Reply

    Amen! Love this! Praying for our miracle!

  • Monica Martinez
    Posted at 12:09h, 21 December Reply

    thanks for this! today I found out Im not pregnant! I was hoping with all my heart to have good news for Christmas Eve! really need to ready something like this, thanks for sharing!

  • Christy
    Posted at 12:09h, 21 December Reply

    This is beautiful and I hope the message uplifts others as much as it did me. xoxo

  • Kristy
    Posted at 12:23h, 21 December Reply

    Spot on. I am eternally grateful for the gift God granted us. Without Him, the blessings in my life would not be. It’s impossible not to be in awe of how such a small, tiny human in the most imperfect circumstances changed the world. Merry Christmas!

  • Andrea
    Posted at 12:24h, 21 December Reply

    The biggest miracle – the birth of the child Jesus – and what God can do 🙂

  • Grace
    Posted at 12:38h, 21 December Reply

    Thank you for sharing! Such a great reminder that everyday ordinary people can be used by God for great things!

  • Amanda
    Posted at 14:07h, 21 December Reply

    It’s a good reminder that baby Jesus really is the reason. So thankful!

  • Amy Hagerup
    Posted at 19:28h, 21 December Reply

    I love that God is a God of miracles. We got both of our adopted daughters around Christmas time and He certainly did miracles to open the REd Sea for us. Praise Him.

  • Terri
    Posted at 21:55h, 21 December Reply

    I think about it so often, imagine being the mother of the King of Kings, the one who is in control of all things. It is the best birth story ever

  • Tara
    Posted at 18:39h, 22 December Reply

    “God loves to perform miracles.” So encouraging! Thank you!

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