Are Christians too quick to label unexplainable events as "miracles" or rely on "just have faith" for difficult questions?

The Christian worldview affirms the reality of miracles and the necessity of faith (Hebrews 11:1). However, Christians must guard against using these concepts as a lazy substitute for truth or thoughtful inquiry. True faith is not blind; it is reasonable and encourages the diligent use of the mind to understand the world (Colossians 2:8). While some events are genuinely miraculous interventions by God, not every unexplainable coincidence should be labeled as such, and "just have faith" should never be used to dismiss a sincere question.