Miracles are unpredictable acts of God. Principles are repeatable and reliable, guaranteeing results when applied correctly. The Bible offers both, but principles are what you can count on for everyday life.
It's really interesting that you say that because miracles do happen, right? And miracles though are not rinseable and repeatable. They're not predictable, right? They happen when they happen. They happen when God makes them happen, right? But principles are rinseable and repeatable. They're rinseable and repeatable. That's so good. Right? So if I apply a principle, I can predetermine the outcome by the input of the principle. And if I, if I do, if I apply a principle, it can't do the action some of the time. It has to like produce the outcome 100% of the time. And the Bible is a book filled with principles. Yep. There are promises for miracles, but there are principles for practical application.
