Memorise: But our God is in the heavens: he hath done whatsoever he hath pleased. Psalm 115:3
Read: Psalm 115:1-3
Bible in one year: Ezekiel 34-36
Action point: Thank God for making you who you are and for giving you all you've got. Pray that His purpose for your life might never be defeated.
In John 5:2-9, the Lord Jesus Christ walked into the colony of sick folks by the pool of Bethesda, healed one man and took His leave. Why just one man? What about the rest? Would He not have received a greater level of glory by healing all the sick folks there? From this we learn that the Lord just wanted to establish His sovereignty. Psalm 115:3 says,
“But our God is in the heavens: he hath done whatsoever he hath pleased."
We understand from the scriptures that He prayed for Peter to overcome a most trying moment (Luke 22:31), whereas He told Judas Iscariot to speedily execute his evil intention John 13:27). May God's sovereignty work in your favour and not against you in Jesus name.
During major programmes of The Redeemed Christian Church of God such as the Congress, Convention or Special Holy Ghost Services, We usually see God at work, performing spectacular miracles, healing diverse sicknesses, setting the captives free and saving souls. On a particular occasion, the Lord said He would heal 144,000 people in one night. That year, at the end of the Congress, I saw a man who was brought in on a wheel chair returning in the wheel chair. Later in my office, after thanking God for the great things He had done I asked Him why the man .................................................................................................................................
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