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God never fails.


December 19, 2019
Luke 1:5-25
"...your prayer has been heard..."

The bible says, "miracles happen to those who believe." But how many times we doubt God's power to create miracles in our lives? How many times we are trapped into unbelief because of the hopeless situations we encounter in life?

Zachariah in our gospel today shows our human response to God's miracles - we doubt.  I understand his unbelief because for years, his wife Elizabeth was barren. For years, his prayer was unanswered. We understand the humiliation, the embarrassment, the disgrace, and the pain.

But God is not counting days and years according to our sense of time. Rather, He sees what is in our hearts. He sees our pains and sacrifices, our tears, fears, sadness and our faith.

Just like Elizabeth, God will create a miracle in your barren life. Your carrer, business, relationship, finances, health and family may seem to be hopeless and barren but God will one day prove to you that He is a God of his people.

I proclaim that a child will be borne in your womb, a new career will be open to you, a new relationship will be knocking at your door, healing will be on its way, for God's miracles are available to all those who trust in him.

Remember, God never fails. He hears your prayers.

God bless!

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