Miracles of Jesus

Throughout the Gospels, we see miracles of Jesus - Jesus turning water into wine, Jesus healing the sick, calming storms, walking on water, feeding thousands, and even Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Every miracle of Jesus points to His divine authority over nature, sickness, and even death itself.

Jesus’ miracles are not random acts of power. They are signs of God’s love and the arrival of His kingdom on earth.

Jesus’ first miracle happened at a wedding at Cana. When the hosts ran out of wine (which was a social disaster), His mother Mary asked Jesus to help. Jesus instructed the servants to fill jars with water, and the water turned into wine.

“What Jesus did here in Cana of Galilee was the first of the signs through which he revealed his glory; and his disciples believed in him.”
John 2:11 (NIV)

In The Chosen (Season 1, Episode 5: “The Wedding Gift”), this scene is brought beautifully to life. You can see the joy, surprise, and quiet awe when Jesus turns water into wine. It’s a reminder that Jesus cares about the details of our lives. Even something as simple as a wedding celebration.

Another time, in the middle of a storm, Jesus came to His disciples — walking on the water.

“But Jesus immediately said to them: ‘Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.’”
Matthew 14:27 (NIV)

This story appears in Matthew 14:22–33, Mark 6:45–52, and John 6:16–21.

In The Chosen (Season 3, Episode 8), Peter steps out of the boat to walk toward Jesus, but starts to sink when fear takes over. Jesus reaches out and catches him. It’s a stunning reminder that even when our faith falters, His grace doesn’t.

Another moment on the water shows the disciples in panic as their boat is battered by wind and waves. Jesus is asleep. When they wake Him, He simply says, “Quiet! Be still!”

“Then the wind died down and it was completely calm.”
Mark 4:39 (NIV)

This miracle (Mark 4:35–41 NIV) shows His authority over nature and His peace in chaos. When life feels like a storm, we can remember: Jesus is in the boat with us.

Healing is one of the most frequent kinds of miracles Jesus performed. He healed the blind, the lame, the lepers, and those tormented by evil spirits. Each healing revealed not only His power but also His compassion.

“He welcomed them and spoke to them about the kingdom of God, and healed those who needed healing.”
Luke 9:11 (NIV)

Take a look at these examples:

• The man at the pool of Bethesda — John 5:1–9 (NIV)

• The leper on the road — shown in The Chosen, Season 1, Episode 6

• The paralyzed man lowered through the roof — Mark 2:1–12 (NIV) (The Chosen Season 2, Episode 6)

Every healing story is a glimpse of God’s heart. He restores what is broken, bringing people back into the community, and showing that no one is beyond His touch.

Each miracle is a signpost pointing to who Jesus is: the Son of God, full of compassion and authority. They show that the kingdom of God is near, where sickness, fear, and chaos are replaced by peace and joy.

“You are the God who performs miracles; you display your power among the peoples.” Psalm 77:14 (NIV)

There are 37 Miracles of Jesus described in the Bible. But Jesus performed many more! Here is a complete list of the miracles performed by Jesus as recorded in the four Gospels
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But this was not all, according to John: “Jesus performed many other signs in the presence of his disciples, which are not recorded in this book.” (John 20:30, NIV)

As mentioned in the list of 37 miracles above, some of them are beautifully portrayed in The Chosen. For Example the wedding at Cana (Season 1, Episode 5), the healing of the leper (Season 1, Episode 6), the feeding of the 5,000 (Season 3, Episode 8), and many more. These scenes help us imagine what it might have been like to witness Jesus’ compassion and power firsthand.

The miracles of Jesus are not just stories from the past — they remind us that God is still at work today. Every healing, every act of compassion, every display of power points to the same truth: Jesus is alive and continues to transform lives. Even now, He brings peace in chaos, hope in despair, and light in the darkest places.

If you’d like to experience how God still works miracles in everyday life, you can receive daily encouragement through A Miracle Every Day. Each short message helps you see God’s love and power at work — one day, one miracle at a time.