The God of All Miracles - Pastor Stuart Price

• 06/06/2019
• SLC Stuart Price

 

 

 

 

    Now there were four leprous men at the entrance of the gate, and they said

    to one another. “Why are we sitting here until we die?” 2 Kings 7:3

 

    Life is full of choices, and these 4 men along with the whole city were in

    a life and death situation. So they said to each other ‘If we say, we will

    enter the city, the famine is in the city, and we shall die there. (No food

    or water in the city) and if we sit here, we shall die also. They had two

    choices, and all that could end in death. Verse 4

 

    So they made a decision to go to the camp of the enemy, and take their

    chances.

 

    When I worked for Ford in NZ, I had on my office desk these works.

    ‘Indecision causes more, emotional harm than the wrong decision.’ It’s

    better to make a decision, even if it is the wrong decision, that is better

    than doing nothing. You can work out of a wrong decision, it may take some

    time but at least you made a decision.

 

    James 1:6-8 He is a double-minded man unstable in all his ways. A person

    with two minds, say one thing today and tomorrow change his mind.

 

    The choices we make today have an impact on the decisions we will be making

    tomorrow. Life is filled with choices. When we go to bed and when we get

    up. What to eat and what not to eat. Some choices are easy to make and some

    very difficult. Every choice we make today, impacts on our life tomorrow.

 

    What I love about this story, is a great demonstration of God’s

    miracle-working power.

 

    Verse 5 says ‘And they rose at twilight!’

 

    Verse 6 says ‘For the Lord!’ God’s part always comes into play. As we do

    what we can God will do what we can’t. For the Lord had caused, the enemy

    to hear a great sound of a huge army coming to wipe them out.

 

    God took the football of those 3 leprous men into the echo chambers of

    heaven and boomed down the sound of a marching army.

 

    Jesus turned the water into wine. The servants put the water in the 6 pots,

    but Jesus turned it into wine.

 

    What can you do to bring to pass your miracle?

 

    Over the 45 years of ministering to thousands of people, Colleen and I have

    seen and had people tell us the great things that the Lord has done in

    their lives. I have had God’s miracle-working Power to heal my body.

 

    We will never stop preaching God’s word of hope and freedom. Praying for

    the sick and laying hands on them. The impartation of the anointing Power

    of the Holy Spirit to set people free.

 

    Never give up believing for your miracles.

 

    A miracle is an unusual and mysterious event, that is caused by God because

    it does not follow the usual laws of nature.

 

    Go to the word now and start to study as many miracles as you can, and see

    your faith grow.

 

    Have a blessed week

 

    Pastor Stuart and Colleen