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Do you believe in miracles? That's a question I got the other day from a colleague.

Yes I do believe in miracles. I in a way had the experience once . I know many are waiting for a miracle to happen.

It can be a lot of things: Get that job you so desperately want, get well from a sickness, get that call from a family member you been loosing track of, many many things.

God hears you, God works all the time, God helps you but he does that in HIS time.

I believe in miracles, I want miracles to happen, but miracles require one thing!

It requires you to be in a so to say desperate state.

When God do miracles to us we are in great need.

I love miracles do doubt about it, but I do prefer to live with blessings. Do be blessed all the time. To understand what He does to me.

It is great to have a miracle recovering from a severe sickness, but it is a blessing to live day by day with good health..

I once heard a preacher said: It’s always better to avoid problems, which is the result of living in blessing, than it is to be delivered out of them, which requires a miracle.

What do you think?

Comments

  1. Melody Lowes30 March 2012 at 20:11

    I believe that at times God allows us to go through terrible times of pain and suffering in order to draw out our very best; we need to sink low on our knees at those times, you see, and it makes us very dependent upon His care. This is a place of deepening learning and growth. Jesus Himself suffered in order to be perfected - who am I as His humble follower to expect to walk in His footsteps and not suffer something for His sake as well?

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  2. Mats Jonsson31 March 2012 at 00:50

    True!

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