Who really knows much about Evan Muncie? He is a 28 year old man who sold rice in the markets of Haiti prior to the earthquake. Two months ago, he was presumably a hard working labourer. Today, he is a living miracle.

A month after having been buried under a pile of rubble, when all hope seemed completely lost, Muncie was unearthed by some civilians cleaning the market. The search and rescue had been called off weeks prior, and there was no hope of finding someone alive, yet Evan Muncie proves that anything is possible.  

The doctors who attended him gaff at how the malnourished and dehydrated man could have survived for so long without water. Muncie told the doctors that while he was trapped, someone had brought him water. With no water source around, and unable to move, there IS no logic to Evan's survival; Evan Muncie's story is inexplicable. 

Miracles still do happen. Similar miraculous stories have been brought to light in the aftermath of the disaster of 9/11, and are more common than most would think. Our local church sees the unfathomable occur regularly from financial breakthroughs to healings. 

Often times, we - who are followers of Christ - relegate the mysterious to the Old Testament, or to the early church, however, miracles still exist. If God exists, there can be miracles which take place beyond the norms of the constraints of this world.

The bottom line is that, if we believe in God, we can be assured that good will come our way. No matter which dream, or promise, or desire may be rotting under a pile of life, we can be assured, that God is a God of miracles.