Greg Nichols
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Many people think that a supernatural Christianity was just for the Bible days, and that it would not be needed today. Since my New Birth, I have never lived in a non supernatural Christianity, nor would I. To me, to live without the miraculous in the Church would be a nice club or organization like the VFW Hall or the PTA. Our God can do anything, and He wants to do it through us, and that means miracles. Unless satan and demons and evil have disappeared from this planet, which they haven't, we still need the spiritual tools God gave the Apostles and the early Church.
Many people think that a supernatural Christianity was just for the Bible days, and that it would not be needed today. Since my New Birth, I have never lived in a non supernatural Christianity, nor would I. To me, to live without the miraculous in the Church would be a nice club or organization like the VFW Hall or the PTA. Our God can do anything, and He wants to do it through us, and that means miracles. Unless satan and demons and evil have disappeared from this planet, which they haven't, we still need the spiritual tools God gave the Apostles and the early Church.
A friend of
mine told me yesterday that yesterday morning he had earplugs in his
ears from the night's sleep, and the left one got stuck, the other one
came out. He tried for a long time to get it out to no avail. He then
figured he may need to go to the emergency room. But he got on his
knees and prayed for God to do whatever it took to get that plug out. As
he closed the prayer, and said "amen," he also said, "hallelujah," and
as he said that, the plug popped out of his ear on its own. Now, that
does not seem like much to some of you facing huge trials and issues and
maladies, but that is exactly why I share it. It was a big deal to
God, enough to give my friend a miracle over it. Trust God in the small
things, and it will be easier to do in the big things. My friend tapped
the gift of the Holy Spirit, "the working of miracles." It could have
been a "word of wisdom" too, because God gave him the right word to say. (1
Corinthians 12:8-10) Why not you today too? Why not? Bless Jesus
forever!
Greg Nichols
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