30 Miracles

Thirty things God actually did

Water into wine. A hand stretched out over a sea. Bread multiplied on a hillside for people who had not thought to bring any. 30 Miracles walks through thirty of them, one a day, and asks the question that matters on a Tuesday: what does this tell me about the God I'm praying to this morning?

Not a history lesson

Each entry gives you the account, then turns it toward the ordinary. The point isn't to admire something that happened far away and long ago; it's to notice the character of the God who did it, and to say something back to Him in the space provided.

How it's built

Thirty entries across thirty-two pages. Verse, reading, space for your thoughts, space for your prayer, and two or three additional verses for anyone who wants to go further that day.

Printing and using it

Formatted for a home printer with light colour, on standard letter paper. Print once, write in it for a month, and keep it — several readers work through a title a second time a year later and write in a different colour.

Questions about this title

Is this a study or a devotional?

A devotional — a daily reading with room to respond, not a workbook of blanks to fill in.

Can I start on any day?

Yes. The days build gently but nothing depends on the calendar.