Series
2.2.23 - #54
February
23, 2004
I
will give birth to miracles, for God will show great mercy unto
me. He has blessed me. He has not cursed me. I open my mouth
and allow my praises to be a horn that sounds the testimonies
of the Lord's faithfulness. My horns of praise have been silenced
in regard to miracles. I have only sounded my horns of praise
in light of the ordinary things. I polish my horns of praise
today, for they shall sound new melodies in light of new things.
I
open my mouth and prophesy. These are the last days. In these
days, God's spirit has moved to inspire sons and daughters to
prophesy. I do not doubt. I open my mouth and name my miracles
after the words in my heart. God has loosed my tongue. Now I
speak the word of faith that is in me.
I
am saved from my enemies and the barrenness of unbelief. Unbelief
has presented me its parched ground of impossibility. Out of
this dry ground and hopeless night of spiritual barrenness,
comes the reality of the power of my stem of miracles. I will
go and serve the Lord without fear in the presence of impossibility.
He promised Abraham, and he performed for Abraham what he promised
him. I am Christ's seed; therefore, I know that God will perform
for me what he has promised me. Here is my miracle. I hold it
in my arms of faith as I would hold a newborn baby. Here are
my miracles of hope. I hold them in my arms as a nurse who labors
in a nursery of newborn babies. These new miracles shall go
before me into cities and communities. These shall prepare ways
for me as witnesses of the Most High God.



Hebrews
10:22 - 23
Let
us draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith, having
our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience, and our bodies
washed with pure water. Let
us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering;
(for he is faithful that promised;)
Ephesians
2:8-9
For
by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves:
it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.
