When I was a little girl, I used to love testimony service at church. I loved hearing about the goodness of the Lord and singing with the congregation. I remember the saints would say, “God can do anything but fail!” and everyone would shout, “Amen!” I heard it so often that I believed it even back then. I learned about the vastness of God, and I witnessed miracles right there in church. I was taught to have faith in God, to trust Him completely, and to expect Him to move mightily when I was just a child.
I’m grateful for that foundation I received because, today, I need it more than ever. I’ve walked with Jesus for a long time, and still I sometimes need to be reminded that He can do anything but fail. I know that He is not slack concerning His promises, and He has proved to me time and time again that nothing in my life has been left to chance. I know that God is in control at all times, and He is ordering my very steps every single day.
I want to ask you something today. How many of you believe that Jesus can move on your behalf, you just aren’t sure if you believe that He will? There is a big difference. I encourage you to examine yourself today. Take a close look at where your faith lies. If you are believing God for big things, you have to trust that He will actually do them—according to His will. So, seek His will (and His kingdom) first and watch Him show out on your behalf. Now, I’m not talking about snapping your fingers and expecting God to perform like your personal genie. I’m talking about actually seeking His will for your life, obeying what He has commanded you to do, and then walking in total confidence that God will do what He said.
The Manna Chef 