1 Kings 20.
Ben-Hadad, king of Syria, aligns himself with 32 other kings and goes to war against Israel. The odds stacked against the people of God are awesome: we know that by the end of the second battle 127,000 of Ben-Hadad’s men had been slain, which means that he had at least that many to begin with. Israel’s king Ahab manages to muster 7,000 men in the army of Israel, plus 232 servants of the princes. Read the rest of this entry »
John 4:54
The book of John refers specifically to two miracles in Cana of Galilee: in fact the first miracle that Jesus performed in Galilee was when He cleansed a man of an evil spirit. The will and purpose of God for humanity is first and foremost that all men be cleansed and delivered of demonic oppression.
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In Mark 1,
Jesus calls His disciples to follow Him - they leave their fishing nets and follow. Where was the first place He took them to? The temple! And it was there that they witnessed the miracle of a man’s life cleansed from demonic oppression.The church is where you will see miracles. Never apologise for going to church! It is the only place giving hope to people. Heaven and Earth will pass away, but God’s Word remains forever. The church is the only voice in this world still upholding moral values. While television is shouting, “Get your pound of flesh!” the church is still saying, “Be faithful”. While the media is encouraging children in rebellion the church is still saying “Children , obey your parents”. While the entertainment machine is glorifying revenge and violence, the church still calls out, “Forgive those that sin against you.” The church is the only place that a demon can be cast out of a man’s life. Read the rest of this entry »
