God has done wonders

There are many people who maintain the eagerness to say that God does not exist, many of them are atheistic experts who seek questions and try to justify it and teach millions of people that God does not exist, saying that many of the things that happen in our faith are simply coincidences of life. Well, millions and millions of people throughout life have testified of the wonders of God, and do they say that this is coincidence?

The psalmist David loved to testify of the wonders of God and we also do it today, although many want to teach that there is no God, we will testify of the good that God has been with us. Amen.

The prophet Isaiah said:

1 Lord, you are my God;
I will exalt you and praise your name,
for in perfect faithfulness
you have done wonderful things,
things planned long ago.

2 You have made the city a heap of rubble,
the fortified town a ruin,
the foreigners’ stronghold a city no more;
it will never be rebuilt.

3 Therefore strong peoples will honor you;
cities of ruthless nations will revere you.

Isaiah 25:1-3

The prophet Isaiah also had to talk about the wonders of God, he knew all that God had done for him and the powerful works he had done for the people of Israel throughout his career.

The truth is that God is powerful brothers, the Bible says that the heavens of the heavens can not contain Him. The Bible also says that no one can instruct Him, that He exists before all creation, that there is no one more beautiful and admirable than Him. Our God is the Creator of the heavens and the earth, therefore, we will also tell the wonders of God and we will publish them in the corners, so that everyone knows that there is no one like our God.

Throughout the centuries, skeptics have arisen who deny the existence of God, arguing that His works are nothing more than chance or coincidence. Yet these same skeptics cannot explain why countless multitudes, from different eras, cultures, languages, and backgrounds, give the same testimony: “God saved me. God healed me. God transformed me. God answered my cry.” Can millions of transformed lives be a coincidence? Can the profound harmony of creation—its order, beauty, and precision—be mere accident? The testimony of humanity throughout history points undeniably to a living and powerful God.

David, the psalmist, not only believed in God—he experienced Him. His writings are filled with declarations of God’s goodness, mercy, and faithfulness. He saw God defend him from lions, bears, giants, and armies. He saw God forgive him, restore him, guide him, and lift him up from despair. David’s life itself was a testimony that God is real. Like David, we also testify today. Even if the world tries to silence the voice of faith, believers continue to proclaim what God has done. We testify because we have seen His hand, felt His presence, and experienced His grace.

Isaiah also proclaimed the wonders of God. He saw God exalted and seated on His throne, the train of His robe filling the temple. He saw God’s power over nations, His judgments on the wicked, and His mercy toward His people. He saw prophecies fulfilled and promises kept. Isaiah spoke of God not from theory, but from revelation. He bore witness to a God who acts, who intervenes, who judges, who saves, and who reigns forever.

The truth is simple: God’s works are evident. Nature declares His glory, history confirms His power, the Scriptures reveal His character, and our lives reflect His grace. The heavens cannot contain Him because He is infinite. No one can instruct Him because His wisdom is perfect. No one precedes Him because He is eternal. And no one compares to Him because He alone is God.

The atheist can deny God with his words, but he cannot erase the evidence of God’s fingerprints over creation, over history, and over the human soul. The unbeliever can try to teach that everything is random, but he cannot extinguish the voice of millions who have experienced miracles, forgiveness, transformation, and redemption. Our testimony stands as a living declaration that the God of the Bible is real and powerful.

Therefore, let us continue speaking of His wonders. Let us proclaim them in our homes, in our workplaces, in our communities, and in every place where darkness seeks to silence the truth. Let us announce boldly that God lives, God reigns, and God saves. There is no one like Him—majestic in holiness, awesome in glory, performing wonders.

And just as David and Isaiah did, we too will exalt His name, for He has done marvelous things, and His faithfulness endures from generation to generation.