The Miracle Files

Send us a Text Message. Upon first glance, with his blonde hair and scruffy face, Jarrett Lyon looked like a typical 23-year-old-man. However, looks can be deceiving. Jarrett was far from ordinary. He was a man with nonverbal autism. And his life was about to take a dark and mysterious turn.

Send us a Text Message. Everything had changed in an instant. Surveying the horrific scene, Doug had the chilling realization that his friend was likely going to die.

Send us a Text Message. Miracles come in all shapes and sizes. This bonus episode will be different from our usual episodes. Rather than us telling you a story, we’ll share a few brief miracle stories told by you, our listeners. Welcome to Minute Miracles!

Send us a Text Message. Andrew stared back at the approaching boat in disbelief. It was closing in on them, now less than 50 yards away. How could they not see his boat? If they didn’t change course soon, Andrew feared they’d collide in the middle of the ocean.

Send us a Text Message. At first it sounded like a low humming in the distance. Then it grew louder and closer. A lone plane's engines droned in the night sky. It was coming their way, making Jean's heart thump wildly. Was this a friendly aircraft or an enemy? And then she knew the answer as a booming explosion sounded only a few streets away.

Send us a Text Message. Only the day before, Trooper Evans had discussed with his coworkers what it must feel like to die. Now, lying on the cold ground, he prepared himself to face that reality.

Send us a Text Message. As the fire raced toward Elk Ridge, Mayor Ellis received an alarming phone call. The winds were picking up and disaster, for the town he loved, seemed imminent.

Send us a Text Message. Robert's heart raced as he wondered what chaos lay beyond his hotel door. He knew what the Mexican Cartel was capable of and he feared he'd never see his family again.

Send us a Text Message. From the ship's bridge, Lieutenant Guy watched the explosion in horror, his next move would be a matter of life and death.

Send us a Text Message. As they stood on the edge of the cliff, a loud sound of branches breaking and rocks tumbling reverberated off the canyon walls. And then... silence. Was Matthew Weirich pulling a prank or had he really just fallen off this 230 foot cliff?