Are You Expecting A Miracle? Part 1

[@mesha8374]

This is such good teaching!

[@asamusicdude]

Amen..focus on God and meditate on Him and His promises . Blessings

[@Mandelawani-h2e]

Surely I'm ready for my miracles today

[@LopezRaq]

I stand in Gods promises in Jesus name. Amen

[@casseophealejarde-khaizen]

I am for our GOD is Able. ❤❤❤

[@bpeterson2473]

Wife divorced me July 2023. Separated since November 2020. Still believing in Jesus for the miracle restoration of my family. Great message I love listening to this channel. Been on here for 3 years

[@roadtorestoration5371]

@@bpeterson2473 Thank you for your loyalty!

[@ruthsmith112]

YES WE ARE. RUTH KARL NOAH CATE

[@SteffiMiller-o5l]

Amen he is faithful I received it in Jesus name amen ❤

[@jasonw2696]

Than you our Lord Jesus Christ🙏🏻

[@jojomunkee1675]

What if the question isn't so much "CAN, God do this?" But rather, "WILL God do this?". This has been the struggle on my heart and in my wait. I have never had any doubt or lack of faith in God's ability to do the impossible. I know that He can and has. My doubt is in whether or not He WILL. What promise do I have that He will restore what has been broken? Am I simply waiting and hoping for something that He has already taken from me for reasons only HE knows? We all know He CAN return life to the dead. We also know that He won't simply do it just because we ask. This is the answer im desperately seeking. Is all my waiting, hoping, praying, all in vain? What sign am I looking for that's going to tell me that it WILL happen vs. "The answer is no. You are free to move on." If waiting till death is the answer, then I'd rather God be quick in delivering that mercy to me. Im sure many of the people in the old Testament felt this. Not one Isrealite who left out of Egypt ever stepped foot in the promised land. The exodist wasn't in vain... but it still leaves me wondering if I, like the slaves if Egypt, will be wondering this desert for life and never see the promise fulfilled.

[@jojomunkee1675]

@lke4907 I'm sorry, I have to respectfully disagree that God will simply do anything simply because we ask. If that were true, how many dear friends and family would be reanimated today? How many grieving parents would have their departed children restores to them? Certainly, every person going through the bartering stage of grief has begged that God would bring their lost loved one back. No, God does NOT always give what is asked, and it feels very misleading to say that He will. CAN He? Yes. Without a doubt. But WILL He? Not always. My personal struggle is not with unbelief. My struggle, while not one I'm proud of, is one of impatience. I can say that I have felt God's presence more and more as I've endured the wait. I recognize the blessings He HAS bestowed on me and I know without a doubt that He hears me and comforts me. I simply struggle with accepting what may be a very real reality that I may never get what I'm hoping for, just like any person who has experienced a death. No matter how much they beg, cry, fast, commit to God, the reality is, the likelyhood of Him pulling another Lazerous (while possible) is astronomically slim. I'm still holding out hope as long as my husband still lives. Hope is all I have along with trust... but "No" is also an answer. Is it the final answer? I don't know.

[@jojomunkee1675]

Jesus Himself prayed that God would "pass this cup from me"... still He went to the Cross, an innocent man. Why? Because there was a plan that needed to be fulfilled. He went to the cross, trusting that plan. He said "Yet not MY will, but YOURS be done." I know it wasn't God's will that my husband divorce me, marry another, and have a child with them soon after. It happened anyway. What is God's will now? I seek answers in the Bible... that doesn't mean I like what I find. David begged God to spare the child he produced with Bathsheba. God said "no". I encourage having hope, but we still have to accept the disappointing realities along with the messages of hope. That's what I need help with. Accepting that the answer I desperately WANT may not be the answer I get.

[@jojomunkee1675]

@lke4907 I think you missed the part where I said that I do indeed recognize the blessings. I'm not blind to the works God has done in my life and in others in spite of the circumstances. I still think it's important, however, to humbly bring forth the internal struggle I am facing. I'm not asking for anyone to speak on God's behalf and tell me what I'm doing wrong or to make it their job to tell me why God isn't blessing me. That isn't why we share our struggles with one another. Please don't take it upon yourself to answer for God on why my specific prayer is not being answered, lest you make yourself sound like Jobs well meaning friends. I don't need answers from anyone on the horizontal plane, I simply need fellowship, reassurance, and maybe a fellow humble soul to tell me they get it, are struggling with the same and that it will be ok. The truth is, you don't actually have the answers any more than I do. We both have the Word that we have to take as a whole and not just the candy coated scriptures that were addressed to a specific person or group of people. We have to be very careful when quoting scripture. We want to give hope, but we don't want to give misleading false hope that will give the impression that God is some kind of genie that grants wishes on request. We exist to serve HIM, not the other way around.

[@jojomunkee1675]

@lke4907 I absolutely do thank Him for being with me. I couldn't weather any of this otherwise. I'm no less human and need to admit when I'm feeling weak in the spirit. I know God can calm the storm. I have assurance He's with me in it even if He chooses not to silence it. I don't want to discourage anyone... I just want to share that I have been feeling discouraged... because that is human. I'm still praising Him in the storm.

[@roadtorestoration5371]

@@jojomunkee1675 Yes we have all been in that place of wondering if God WILL restore. As you seek his word and his heart for marriage and the purpose of marriage you will begin to believe that he wants your marriage restored even more than you do. And he tells us that if we ask anything according to his will/word we shall have it. The enemy is the one who brings doubt. I have more videos that address this topic if you look through the 100+ videos I’ve recorded there will be some that will encourage you in this area of doubt.

[@michelewilliams7250]

LORD, i Don't Know HOW YOU'RE Going To Do It - i Don't Know WHEN YOU'RE Going To Do It - i Just Know YOU ARE Going To Do It. FATHER GOD, THANK YOU THAT YOUR WORD IS THE ULTIMATE TRUTH & A FIRM FOUNDATION ON WHICH We Can Stand And That YOU ARE WORTHY Of Our Trust FORGIVE me PLEASE for hardening my heart FORGIVE me PLEASE for forgetting the Many Many Miracles YOU HAVE Performed For me... As Well As The Promises YOU HAVE PROMISED. PLEASE FOCUS My Eyes & My Mind On YOU As i Learn To Wait Expectantly For YOU To Fulfill All That YOU SAID YOU WOULD - - Because YOU ARE NOT a man that YOU Should Lie.

[@roadtorestoration5371]

@@michelewilliams7250 Yes and amen!! I come into agreement. Beautifully stated!!

[@mesha8374]

Amen!