| Jesus lived a life of thanksgiving. He always
thanked His Father for what He had and for always hearing Him when He
prayed. That was how He released miracles in His life. |
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| In the story of
the feeding of the five thousand (John 6:1–13), Jesus’ attitude was one
of thankfulness. He took a little boy’s lunch of five loaves and two
fish, gave thanks and had them distributed. He gave thanks for the
little that was there and the little multiplied. Not only did the people
eat as much as they wanted, there were 12 baskets full of leftovers! |
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| So when you see
the meager balance in your bank account, thank the Lord for what you
have. That’s your “five loaves and two fish”. When you give Him thanks
that He is your provider and the source of your supply, in spite of the
little you have, your little will become much, with leftovers! |
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| Even when faced
with the impossible, the solution was still, “Father, I thank You…” When
Jesus stood outside Lazarus’ tomb, and the people took away the stone
that was covering the tomb, He did not see the situation as hopeless and
impossible. He simply lifted up His eyes and said, “Father, I thank You
that You have heard Me.” Then, He proceeded to call forth Lazarus, and
the man came forth alive once more! |
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| The raising of
Lazarus, who had been dead for more than four days, was one of Jesus’
greatest miracles. And He accomplished this by saying, “Father, I thank
You that You have heard Me.” He thanked His way to an awesome miracle. |
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| My friend, the
next time you find yourself praying, “God, please do this for me! Please
give me...” stop! Instead, say, “Thank You God, for hearing me. And
because You have heard me, I thank You that I have what I asked for.”
And when you thank God, the little that you have will multiply. Your
impossible situations will turn around to reflect God’s provision. And
resurrection life will hit you! |
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