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Miracle TV is a Swedish free-to-air satellite television channel operating in the Christian religious format. The primary languages of broadcasting are Arabic and English. The channel was founded as an extension of the Norwegian missionary foundation Troens Bevis Verdens Evangelisering (Evidence of Faith World Evangelization), which was established in 1965 by Aril Edvardsen and later led by his son Rune Edvardsen. The channel's headquarters and main production facilities are located at Sarons Dal in Kvinesdal, Norway, with additional operations in Sweden. The channel's streaming signal was most recently confirmed active in January 2026.

On air, Miracle TV broadcasts Christian religious programming 24 hours a day targeted primarily at Arabic-speaking audiences in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. In the 1990s, the channel produced programs primarily in English that were dubbed into Russian and Arabic, but has since concentrated on Arabic-language programming specifically for Muslim audiences. The channel uses satellite technology to reach countries that are closed to traditional evangelical missionary work. According to the channel's own data, the response from Muslim-majority countries has been significant, with over 120,000 viewer contacts recorded in 2009 alone. The majority of inquiries came from the most restrictive Muslim countries, with viewers expressing interest in learning more about Jesus Christ.

Miracle TV began production in the 1980s after the television monopoly was abolished in the Nordic region. Initially, programs were produced at Sarons Dal but broadcast on other television channels. In 1985, the program Ny Dimensjon aired on 24 different stations across the Nordic countries. The program Hallo Norden was launched in 1987 and aired on several stations in Scandinavia. By 1997, a satellite uplink was installed at Sarons Dal, and regular transmissions began. On April 1, 2006, broadcasting was expanded to 24 hours per day. In 2010, the channel began transmitting on two satellite networks simultaneously, and on March 9, 2010, it broadcast live on three satellites at once, extending its reach to North America. The channel operates a follow-up office in Stockholm, Sweden, which handles viewer inquiries from across the Arab world.

Miracle TV is available via satellite on multiple networks across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and North America. The channel also streams its programming online, allowing it to reach viewers in countries closed to traditional missionary work. The channel's programming can also be accessed on demand through its official website and streaming platforms. According to channel data, over 32,000 television viewers contacted Troens Bevis during 2006, with more than 80 percent being Muslims who wanted to learn more about Jesus. In September 2007 alone, nearly 7,000 Arabic viewers responded after watching the channel's programs, and in the first ten months of 2007, over 39,000 Arabs contacted the follow-up office in Stockholm.

Miracle TV strives to evangelize Muslim audiences in the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe by broadcasting Christian programming in Arabic. The mission of the channel is to reach people in countries that are closed to traditional missionary work, using satellite and internet technology to share the Christian gospel. Thanks to modern satellite technology, Miracle TV provides the opportunity to watch its religious programming across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and North America wherever its signal is available.

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