There are days when life feels heavy—like bills stacking up, an interview gone wrong, or that nagging fear of never quite measuring up settling in my chest. On days like those, it’s easy to believe that hope has slipped away, like a promise I can’t quite grasp. But then, this song did a good job of reminding me how often and how timely God has been—and will be—when it is required:
“Right when I’m thinking of giving up,
From the pit, You pull me out.”
In that moment, it’s as if a quiet presence is knitting together small miracles behind the scenes—miracles I couldn’t see, but felt in the way my heart unclenches.
It’s really beautiful, how Jesus shows up when I’m convinced I’m alone. Sometimes I wonder if I could fall in love with that thought more than anything else: that even before I knew I needed rescuing, He was already on His way.
So brew something simple—filter coffee, chai, whatever stirs your soul—and press play. Let those words remind you that miracles are always in the making, even when we can’t see them.
This debut single comes from Jason David, who wrote the song after a season of painful waiting and silence. What began in doubt, with a song called Hope Isn’t Real, ended in revelation—God had been working all along.
This track was produced by John Israel (our secret partner in crime), and the music video—filmed by rjshekar—features a narrative-style portrayal of God showing up in the quiet, ordinary parts of our lives, whether we notice it or not.
If this song reminded you that God is still moving, don’t keep it to yourself. Share it with someone who might need that same hope today. Because somewhere out there, someone else needs to hear that a miracle is in the making.
Lyrics for “A Miracle’s in the Making – Jason David”
[VERSE 1]You wouldn’t believe it if I told you I thought hope was a-dead.
It seemed like I was stuck forever at this chaotic dead-end.
Right when I thought of turning the lights off, retiring to bed,
A marvelous miracle happened. [CHORUS]
Isn’t this how You work, O God?
You just blow my mind so hard.
Right when I’m thinking of giving up,
From the pit, You pull me out.
Isn’t this how You work, O God? [VERSE 2]
Must admit that there were many times I gave into fear.
Wasn’t sure if you were listening or If you were even here.
Right when I gave up, with eyes that were welled up, I saw Your hand.
It hit me that a miracle was Your plan. [BRIDGE]
Through fire, through rain,
When tired, in pain,
You’re right there next to me.
When I lose hope, when I feel alone,
You don’t let go, You hold me close,
You’re working behind the scenes.
A miracle’s in the making!
