The Gift of Miracles – Vessels of God's Supernatural Power

 

☆ The Gift of Miracles – Vessels of God's Supernatural Power

Text:
“Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good… to another miraculous powers…” — 1 Corinthians 12:7,10 (NIV)

☆ Devotional:
The gift of miracles is not about showmanship; it is about God revealing His glory, intervening in natural situations to demonstrate His sovereignty. Miracles interrupt the natural order to reveal divine order. This gift is given to edify the Church and cause unbelievers to see the power of God in action.

From the parting of the Red Sea to Jesus feeding the five thousand, the miraculous consistently reveals that God is not limited by time, space, or circumstance. When this gift is at work through a believer, it causes fear to flee and faith to rise. The dead can rise, the sick can walk, storms can be silenced, and needs can be supernaturally met.

But let’s not forget—those through whom miracles happen are merely vessels. The power is God’s, not ours. True miracle-workers remain humble and obedient, never using the gift for personal gain or fame.

☆ Reflection Questions:

• Have you ever witnessed or experienced a miracle?
• Do you believe God still works miracles today?
• How can you remain available and humble for God to use you supernaturally?

☆ Prayer:
Lord, I believe You still perform miracles today. Make me a yielded vessel—willing, obedient, and full of faith. Let Your power flow through me for Your glory and the good of others. Amen.

☆ Action Step:
Read a biblical story of a miracle and share it with someone today. Invite them to believe again in the supernatural power of God.

☆ Scripture Reading:

• Acts 19:11-12
• Matthew 14:13–21
• Exodus 14:21–31

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