Obtenha a app4 Days Of Seeing Is BelievingExemplo
May I implore you to stop blocking your miracle? That’s exactly what Martha was doing when her brother Lazarus died. Jesus delayed His visit. She said, “Lord, if You had been here, my brother would not have died.”
Jesus goes with them to the tomb and says, “Remove the stone.”
And that’s when Martha went logical. She gave Jesus a lesson in mortuary science. She said, “Lord, by this time there will be a stench, for he has been dead four days.”
Jesus has to give her a clarification in faith. He said, “Did I not say to you that if you believe, you will see the glory of God?”
In other words, He didn’t ask her for her human logic, He didn’t ask her for her human understanding or opinion. He asked her to do what He had asked her to do. True faith acts like God is telling the truth, even when you haven’t seen the result of His request yet. That’s because believing precedes seeing.
A lot of us are blocking our miracle. We’re keeping the stone in front of what God wants to do, because we’re going logical. We’re using our education, our background, our success and our income to block what God wants to do in the spiritual realm.
So, I want to implore you again, stop blocking your miracle. I don’t know what you need God to do in your life, but make sure you’re not standing in the way of getting it done by refusing to do what He has asked you.
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