Miracle — An event that appears unexplainable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin or an act of God (American Heritage Dictionary).

In Galatians 3:5, the word (miracle) may be taken in its widest sense, to include miracles both physical and moral (Vine's Expository Dictionary).

Moral — Relating to principles of right and wrong, conforming to a standard of right behavior (Webster's Dictionary).

In Romans 7:18‑25 we see a law or principle of sin and defeat that dwells in our fallen, mortal (dying) bodies. The Apostle Paul says that even when he wants to do good this evil is present in me (Romans 7:21).

Romans 8:13 says,
The phrase, "If you live after the flesh", in Greek uses the present tense, that is, continuous or uninterrupted action, habitual action. If your lifestyle or human nature that is apart from God, opposed to God, and prone to sin, is lived unrestrained, "ye shall die", that is, you will perish (Galatians 5:19‑21 NASB). It appears that lifestyle matters because it shows true repentance or the lack of repentance.

"But if ye through the Spirit do mortify" (that is, put to death —present tense, habitual action) "the deeds of the body you shall live."
The point I am trying to bring out is, the Spirit helps us in our weakness (Romans 8:26).

Example: The words of the Spirit, the Bible, if acted upon, and heeded, will keep you from sinning against God (Psalm 119:11), those Spirit filled words will put to death the desires of the flesh, and give you life.

If I said, "Don't think about pink elephants!" What will happen? Immediately you will be thinking about pink elephants. If I said, "Did you see the yellow bus?" What happened to your thoughts about pink elephants? It was replaced by a thought of a yellow bus.

In Deuteronomy 6 it tells us how to love God and establish His thoughts in our heart.
We must wholeheartedly commit ourselves to God's Word and then speak about it constantly.

Personally, I take 3 by 5 cards and put Scripture on them and stick them in my shirt pocket. As I go through the day, I look at them and mediate on them. 

I also establish my day before the LORD. I open myself to the good works that God ordains that I should walk in (Ephesians 2:10). I draw near to God and He draws near to me (James 4:8). I cry out to God to help me in my weaknesses and to put to death any sin that wants to pop up throughout the day (Romans 8:26; Romans 8:13). I seek peace and pursue it (1 Peter 3:11), (don't speak words that don't bring peace in your life, in your marriage, etc.). I pray to God that I may bring truth and not error to myself and others (John 14:6; 2 Peter 3:17).  

So if we by the Spirit put to death the deeds of our flesh (that wants to express evil — Romans 7:21), we will have life. Romans 5:10 expresses it this way,
Whatever it takes to focus on Him (in our time of weakness or even before weakness has manifest), look to Him. It may take the form of worship, praise, the Word, mediating on God's Word,
Sin is a natural law of defeat, but God's Spirit brings the supernatural life of Jesus with His life and peace (Romans 8:2).

So keep turning to the Spirit, turning to God's Word, and calling on the Lord with a pure heart and conscience (1 Timothy 1:5; 2 Timothy 2:22 1 Peter 1:22; 1 Timothy 1:19; 1 Peter 3:16). If you do you will see miracles every day as the natural law of sin is defeated by the supernatural law of the Spirit (Romans 8:2).