Miracles

Wake Me Up with a Miracle

1 Comment 28 November 2007

Nick Vujicic is proof that Jesus is still working miracles today. He was born without arms or legs but lets nothing stop him.

Scripture
Early on Sunday morning, as the new day was dawning, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went out to visit the tomb. Sudeenly thre was a great earthqake! For an angle of the Lord came down from heaven, rolled aside the stone, and sat on it Then the angel spoke to the women. “Don’t be afraid! he said. “I know you are looking for Jesus who was crucified. He isn’t here! He is risen from the dead…..” Matthew 28:1,2 & 5

Observation
What a way to start the day…to kick off the week…with a visit to a graveyard.

I do the same when I wake up with reruns of yesterday in my mind. Why is it that we start our day with someone by watching someone else’s bad news?

But ever since that first Sunday any day anything is possible. Angels can show up in the graveyard. The dead can live again. Jesus is on the loose. His power is working in me. Monday isn’t Monday anymore.

Application
I can start this day with expectation because anything is possible.

Prayer
Lord, wake me up today with a miracle. Amen.

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  1. Claire says:

    great video! can i ask for a copy of that video pretty pls? i want to share it with my Bible study group in my workplace. thanks and God bless!


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I'm Phil McCallum, a husband, father and most of all one of the people Jesus loves. I'm privileged to serve Evergreen Community Church in Bothell, Washington as Senior Pastor where people love enough to believe "it's all about relationships." In 1982 I made a vow to read God's word daily and apply it to life. Each day I write out my reflections. Some days I post those on my blog. It's a little personal but it's my hope it will stir you to go deeper still. Learn how I do my devotions. These are my thoughts and not necessarily those of the ministry I serve. By the way check out the computer study Bible Glo. I highly recommend it.

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