Apr 19, 2019
Time and time again in Scripture we see Jesus' disciples limiting the power of God in their lives through their doubt or disbelief. Peter cast one net instead of two, as Jesus instructed. And again, when told to come out and walk on the water.
If his disciples, who were physically with Jesus for over three years, had times of doubt and uncertainty, we can be assured that we will also.
We are a people in complete need of God. He is the One who provides for us and protects us. He is the only One who can save us and our loved ones.
At times we limit God from doing wondrous things in our lives, sometimes , because we cannot imagine, or picture our lives being any different, or our finances improving.
He is more than able to exceed all that we ask or think.
God promises that when we ask, according to His will, believing, that He will answer prayer (unless we ask wrongly, James 4:3). How is your prayer life? Are you coming boldly (and humbly) before the throne and bringing your prayers, petitions and intercessions?
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