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Reading the incredible Gospel accounts of Jesus' miracles makes you wonder: what would these miracles look like if they were performed today?
Here are nine miracles Jesus might perform in the year 2026:
Turning water into low-calorie electrolyte water: Surely, you have saved the best electrolyte-packed grape-flavored water for last.
Multiplying a boy's two burritos to feed the multitude: The internet will never believe it.
Getting kids to not shout "Let's gooo" every 13 seconds: Please, Lord.
Calming down a woman by just saying "Peace!": Admittedly this probably looks the same in 2026, but it's still astonishing.
Getting all twelve disciples to agree on a restaurant for dinner: Friggin' Andrew, always wanting Korean BBQ.
Walking uninjured across a floor full of LEGOs: Let us also walk out to meet You, Lord.
Cleansing 10 people of moderate to severe plaque psoriasis: The leprosy of our day.
Restoring an MLB umpire's sight: A truly miraculous gift for the umpire and baseball fans everywhere.
Laying his hands on the McDonald's ice cream machine and healing it: Who is this, that even the ice cream machine obeys Him?
Powerful stuff. What do you imagine Christ's miracles might look like in the year 2026? Post your ideas in the comments.
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