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A GRATEFUL HEART IS A JOYFUL HEART.
The supernatural we often time seek in our nagging situations goes with very simple instructions from God. These instructions may not be what you ordinarily want to hear. They may not seem relevant to your situation. They may not sound productive; but the miracle lies in the instruction.
The instructions of God for your situation are not to be rationalized; they are to be obeyed even when you can’t imagine how simple instructions will bring forth the miracle you desire. God is able to do far above all that you can ever ask or imagine. The miracle is in the instruction; your response to the miracle determines how well you are able to access the miracle.
When Mary the mother of Jesus in the marriage feast in Cana of Galilee told Jesus of their need of wine; she was open to any form of instruction from the Master.
Openness to divine instruction is a good mark of your preparation of a miracle.
She told the servants – “Whatsoever He saith unto you, do it”. Jesus simply told the servants to fill the water pots with water, they obeyed and He told them to draw out and serve the people. That was it and by the time the people tasted what the servants knew as water, it had become wine.
What happened between the time the servants filled the pots and the time the governor of the feast tasted the wine? That is the miracle in the instruction which only God understands. The truth about a miracle is that you cannot explain it. The moment you are able to successfully explain a miracle, it ceases to be a miracle.
When the ten lepers came to Jesus for healing, Jesus simply told them to go and show themselves to the priest. Divine processes are not as complex as many think. Without any argument, they made their way to see the priest and on their way, they discovered they were healed. How did it happen? That is the miracle in the instruction. It’s yours to obey; it’s of God to perform. If you will truly believe and obey, you will see the glory of God.
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