What would be your standard of trust? How would you go about deciding if any set of writings was trustworthy?
Simply because we accept the miracles that are described in the Bible does not mean we should therefore uncritically accept any and all claims of the miraculous from every source. Miracles are possible, but that does not mean that every purported miracle actually happened.
I think a better question would be “How can we trust the Bible?” or “How do we know the Bible is true?”.
Miracles still happen today; you will often find them in the history of Catholic Church
and its canonized saints.Trust is a gift from God. There is no way one can trust unless the Father gives him that power to trust. Those whom the Father gifted with it, many of them choose martyrdom instead of renunciation of their trust. This of course refers to faith in God and not simply to “trust in things or events”. We trust persons, not things or events.
You do not necessarily have to deny other miracles. Take each one on a case by case basis. Filter it through prayer and study, if you feel questioned by it. Could God have a purpose for it? You need not fear being intellecutally honest. Mysterious are the ways of God. You need not be able to explain away all of them to accept some of them.