You are here, the One who is able
When You speak mountains are moved
Great in power You can do all things
Here in Your presence we believe
You are strong, sovereign and mighty
Faithful One You never fail
You remain our hope and our freedom
Here in Your presence we believe
Miracles happen in Your name
Jesus be glorified again
Now as we lift our hands in faith
Let miracles happen, miracles happen
You are good, You go before me
Overall, the First and the Last
Every word that You have spoken
In His name will come to pass
Healing is flowing like a flood
Nothing could ever stop Your love
Heaven is open over us
Let miracles happen, miracles happen
In Your name
The enemy’s defeated
Hear the sound of freedom
Hope arise again
In Your name
Faith becomes our anthem
Here in Your presence
I Believe again
Peace be mine
Through the valley
In every storm
I know You’re near
In the silence
In the stillness of night
Let peace be mine
I’m not lost or alone
You have found me
It’s Your love in my soul
That echoes on and on and on
Be still my soul and know
That He is God
You who lead me
Will give me rest
And restore my soul
You who voided
The sin that had me bound
Your peace is mine
I will not fear
I know You are for me
I know You are with me, Jesus
In You I find
The fullness of Your freedom
You’re all I ever needed
Your peace is mine
Song Meaning
This post contains one lyric section about prayer for miracles and healing, followed by another about finding peace and shelter in Jesus. Both seek God’s presence in need; the source of the combined text is not established here.
Biblical Message
Mark 9:24 offers language for faith seeking help; Philippians 4:6–7 connects prayer with God’s peace. These are thematic connections, not guarantees of a particular healing outcome.
Reflection
Pray for help while caring for those who continue to suffer; do not promise a miracle on a set timetable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Miracles Happen”?
This post contains one lyric section about prayer for miracles and healing, followed by another about finding peace and shelter in Jesus. Both seek God’s presence in need; the source of the combined text is not established here.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Mark 9:24 offers language for faith seeking help; Philippians 4:6–7 connects prayer with God’s peace. These are thematic connections, not guarantees of a particular healing outcome.
When can this song be used in worship?
Prayer for healing and peace, with pastoral care.