Signs and Wonders

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Day 22: Signs and Wonders

Scripture

“And they went out and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them and confirming the word through accompanying signs. Amen.”
— Mark 16:20 (NKJV)

Reflection

True revival is always accompanied by the demonstration of God’s power. When the Holy Spirit moves, signs and wonders follow. These manifestations are not meant to glorify men but to confirm the truth of the Gospel and draw people to Jesus.

Everywhere the early apostles went, God confirmed their preaching with miracles — the blind saw, the lame walked, demons fled, and lives were transformed. Signs and wonders are the language of heaven, revealing that the living God is still at work among His people.

In this generation, God desires to release the same power through yielded vessels. The Spirit-filled believer is a carrier of divine authority. When revival comes, ordinary believers become channels of extraordinary miracles.

Let your prayer today be: “Lord, work with me and confirm Your word through my life!”

Further Scripture Reading

  • Acts 4:29–31 – Boldness and signs after prayer.
  • Acts 5:12–16 – Miracles through the apostles’ hands.
  • Hebrews 2:4 – God bearing witness through signs and wonders.
  • John 14:12 – Greater works through believers.
  • 1 Corinthians 2:4–5 – Power, not persuasive words.
  • Romans 15:18–19 – Mighty signs by the power of the Spirit.

10 Revival Prayers

  1. Lord, confirm Your Word in my life with signs and wonders.
  2. Let Your power flow through me to heal the sick and deliver the oppressed.
  3. Holy Spirit, use me as a vessel of divine encounter.
  4. Lord, stir up faith and expectation for the supernatural in my generation.
  5. Let Your glory overshadow every gathering of believers.
  6. Father, restore the power dimension of the Gospel in the Church.
  7. Let miracles testify to the truth of Your Word.
  8. Anoint my hands for healing and breakthrough.
  9. Let every chain of unbelief be broken by Your power.
  10. Lord, raise men and women who will demonstrate Your kingdom with power.

Prophetic Declarations

  • I am a vessel through whom God displays His power.
  • Signs and wonders follow me because I believe.
  • The anointing of the Holy Spirit flows through me daily.
  • My ministry and message are confirmed by divine evidence.
  • The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead works mightily in me.
  • I walk in divine authority over sickness, sin, and the devil.
  • Wherever I go, miracles become the evidence of God’s presence.
  • My hands are instruments of healing and restoration.
  • The Church of Christ in this generation moves in power again.
  • The revival of signs and wonders is now! 🔥

Actions to Take

  1. Step out in faith — pray for someone who needs healing or breakthrough today.
  2. Share a testimony of God’s power to stir faith in others.
  3. Spend time worshipping and declaring God’s greatness.
  4. Study stories of biblical and historical revivals marked by miracles.
  5. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you areas where He wants to demonstrate His power through you.

Summary Thought

Revival is not just in words but in power — the living God working through yielded hearts to reveal His glory to the world.


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