MY
DAILY COVENANT WITH GOD DEVOTIONAL
Devotion
for Friday March 10, 2017
Topic:
Do You Believe He Can Do It?
Text:
Matthew 9:27 – 34
Jesus did everything for a purpose.
He didn’t respond immediately to the blind men’s pleas because He wanted to
test their resolve and patience in order to find out if they had faith. Such
test is necessary because it is not everyone who says he wants help really
believes God can help him. The confession of many people ends on their lips.
Jesus may have waited and questioned
these men to emphasize and increase their faith. When we think that God is too
slow in answering your prayers, consider that He might be testing you to
ascertain the level of your faith as He did with these blind men. Do you
believe that God can help you? If you really want God to help you, you should
trust and obey Him.
A dumb and demon possessed was
brought to him. After casting out the demon, the dumb man was able to speak.
The crowd marvelled at that miracle confessing that they had never seen
anything like that. But the Pharisees, saw something entirely different by
accusing Jesus of casting out demons with the power of demons.
The Pharisees are always angry with
any good thing Jesus did. Some Christians do same too. We shouldn’t be angry
when God is using others. Rather, it should be an opportunity to praise God.
What the Pharisees did was aimed at poisoning the minds of those who received
the miracles for the purpose of preventing the people from receiving him as the
Messiah. Such should not be part of our Christian life. We should always
appreciate the good people do whether they belong to our party, church,
religion, faith, etc or not. Let the glory always return to God. Have a great
weekend.
Food
for Thought:
Do you believe that Jesus Christ is able to solve that problem?
Memory
verse: Matthew
9 verse 28 - When he entered the house, the blind men came to him, and Jesus
said to them, “Do you believe that I am able to do this?” They said to him,
“Yes, Lord.”
Prayer: Lord God, I
believe that you are able to solve all the problems confronting me in Jesus
name. Amen.
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