2 When you go through deep waters, I will be with you.
When you go through rivers of difficulty,
you will not drown.
When you walk through the fire of oppression,
you will not be burned up;
the flames will not consume you. — Isaiah 43:2 NLT
These are not idle words with no meaning or no power to back them up. In fact, in the past, the Israelis walked through the Red Sea and across the Jordan without even getting their feet wet. Elijah and Elisha would one day cross the Jordan on dry ground and Elisha would cross back over the Jordan on dry ground.
Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego would one day walk in a fiery furnace and come out alive, unburned and without even the smell of the smoke on their clothes.
Anything that our God promises, He is able to bring to pass. Just because we know the stories of these miracles and the miracles in the New Testament well, they should not become so familiar to us that they lose their meaning. Every time we read them or hear them, it should be a reminder that we serve a loving and a faithful God. The One and Only God who is able to do exactly what He says He will do in His own timing. He has proved His love for us over and over with the ultimate proof being that He sent His Son Jesus to die on a cross for our sins. He has proven over and over that anytime He asks anyone to do something for the Kingdom, He supplies eveything they need to accomplish the task. The next time and every time that we feel the nudge of the Holy Spirit asking us to speak or act, our hearts should jump with joy that God has chosen us. Our minds and our bodies should jump to the task. If we are obedient in taking the first step of faith, we can be assured that God will finish the work. He has never failed and He never will. No other human or so-called god has predicted, promised or performed without failing.
The Lord, our God, is one God and He alone is worthy to be praised!
Post 04-10-2016
Morning Meds (Take 1 each Morning with all the Prayer You Need) 