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Four Laws That Bring Miracles

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1) Admitting your limit: where you end, God begins


When your own will and strength run out, space opens for God to step in
How can we see miracles in our daily lives?
The key is to put God in a position where He can't help but act.

What if someone, at a hair-raising moment of crisis, kept crying out to God?
Could God refuse to help?

Here are four formulas for miracles. Memorize them and they'll help you greatly in life's crises.

First, the place where we end is where miracles begin


What do you do when your phone hits 1 percent battery? Play a game? No.
You look for a charger.

People are the same.
Illness, job loss, conflict...
We hold out on our own strength until we truly can't anymore,
and then we look for God.

"We are powerless against this great horde that is coming against us. We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on You." (2 Chronicles 20:12)

The problem is trying to do it all alone until the very end.
There's no room for God to come in.

2) Handing over control: spiritual navigation beyond our design limits


Entrusting your life's direction entirely to the Spirit's wisdom

Second, miracles happen when you hand the direction to God.


What happens if you take a wrong turn and keep going?
If you keep living life your own way,
you just go the wrong direction faster.

The qualifications, degrees and certificates you work so hard for: are they really the right direction?
Could you be preparing for things you'll never use?

What happens if you turn on navigation and let AI drive?

"God, I really don't know. Please lead my path."
That's inviting the Holy Spirit, infinitely wiser than any AI, to be the master of your heart.
With the world's greatest CEO leading your life, miracles can't help but happen.

3) The step of obedience: turning abstract faith into reality


Moving past worry and inaction to respond to God's command

Third, miracles start the moment you move.


Thinking without action is worry; thinking with action is a plan.

Will signing up for a gym make you fit?
Will watching soccer while snacking improve your heart and lungs?

Faith is the same. If you only pray and sit still, nothing happens.

When Jesus told Peter to come out onto the stormy sea, Peter really stepped out.
And in that moment, he walked on water.
The miracle happened because he moved as Jesus said.
God works the moment you move on the answer you've received.

4) Finishing with perseverance: not giving up until the promise is fulfilled


Pushing through long rejection and silence to the answer

Fourth, those who go all the way see miracles.


Will you lose weight after one day of dieting? Or do you have to keep going?
The woman with the issue of blood suffered for twelve years.
But she didn't give up. She pushed close to Jesus, touched Him, and was healed.

The widow kept going back to the judge until she got justice.
We have to go all the way in faith.

Conclusion: trust, obedience and perseverance, the equation for supernatural victory


Handing over the wheel and holding on in faith to see deliverance

The four formulas for miracles:


At the point where your own strength and ability end,
entrust it to God,
hand over the wheel of your life,
and hold on in faith,
and miracles will surely happen.

"Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you." (Psalm 50:15)
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