W e often cry out for God to do something, when we have a need. We need a breakthrough, a healing, a financial miracle or a touch of Gods favor, but what are we willing to do to get it. Jesus always gives us an instruction to obey to bring forth the miracle we need, we just don't want to do it. When the blind man asked for his sight to be restored, Jesus told him to walk to the pool and wash his eyes. When the Pagan General was afflicted with leprosy, he was instructed to go and dip himself 7 times in the Jordon River. When the Jews desired the city of Jericho they were instructed to march around the city once a day and seven times on Sunday and then the walls fell down. Jesus can do whatever He wants, when ever He wants to. He can change your situation in an instant, but when He sees our faith, things happen. An obeyed instruction is no more than using our faith in God to be the catalyst for our miracle.
Two days ago a couple came to our house in Mx. Connie and her husband Manuel. Connie has leukemia and is in a wheel chair. They desperately need a place to live. They live in a little lean too attached to a friends house over three miles away. Two pallets on the ground, with a mattress on top is where they sleep. A tarp full of holes for a roof and four pallets make up the walls.Manuel pushed Connie for two hours to come and meet us with the hope of getting a house, or a room, or something other than what they have. They need a miracle and they came to us for prayer and some help. We prayed with them, gave them some food and a ride back home. Do you think Jesus saw their faith when they walked and pushed a wheel chair for two hours? I think so! So just as many people in the bible obeyed an instruction and got their miracle, Manuel and Connie will soon see theirs. WHATEVER HE SAYS TO DO, DO IT QUICKLY.
A friend of the ministry obeyed an instruction from God to provide the funds to build a family a home in Mexico and I just heard back from Him that his company set a new record for sales last month. I trust God will continue to bless him as he continues to be a blessing to the poor.
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