WEEK 10: DAY 1
GOD OF MIRACLES

There is something about the God you serve, He does miracles. This gift of revelation is mostly a supernatural, extraordinary experience.

This experience isn't a lifestyle normalcy for believers but an experience of purpose.

Let's look into a few miracles documented to go further in our teaching.

Exodus 7:9
“Pharaoh will demand that you show him a miracle to prove that God has sent you; when he does, Aaron is to throw down his rod, and it will become a serpent.”

This act of miracle was to prove that God sent Moses. It was a mark of approval and proof of authority.

Exodus 14:31
When the people of Israel saw the mighty miracle the Lord had done for them against the Egyptians, they were afraid and revered the Lord, and believed in him and in his servant Moses.

This act of miracle was to reveal to His people an Identity of Him that will spur them to a new level of belief.

Judges 6:17
Gideon replied, “If it is really true that you are going to help me like that, then do some miracle to prove it! Prove that it is really Jehovah who is talking to me!

This act of miracle was a request of proof to confirm the Authority behind the message.

Isaiah 55:13
Where once were thorns, fir trees will grow; where briars grew, the myrtle trees will sprout up. This miracle will make the Lord’s name very great and be an everlasting sign of God’s power and love.

This act was to reveal to the people the power of His name and His heart of Love.

John 11:40
“But didn’t I tell you that you will see a wonderful miracle from God if you believe?” Jesus asked her.

This was a call by Jesus to spur us towards the knowledge that miracles don't have to be a proof before belief but can be offered just by believing.

1 Corinthians 10:3-4
And by a miracle God sent them food to eat and water to drink there in the desert; they drank the water that Christ gave them.* He was there with them as a mighty Rock of spiritual refreshment.

This Scripture points to us that as God gave them miracles as proof to point them to Him, He is more than able to give us miracles as often, not just to point us to Him but as a flow of Him in us.

The God of miracle lives inside of you. Whatever challenges seem practically impossible at any phase, remember He that is in you.

The God that loves you is the God of miracles. He is not only able, He is willing.

I pray you know your God and open your eyes to see His capabilities and His willingness to give you Life and Life more abundantly in Jesus name, Amen.

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