2 Samuel 9 & 10, Acts 3, Psalm 86: 11-17
Acts 3: 7-8 (ESV)
“And he took him by the right hand and raised him up, and
immediately his feet and ankles were made strong. And leaping up, he stood and
began to walk, and entered the temple with them, walking and leaping and
praising God.”
Verses 7 and 8 from Acts 3 is an account of Peter performing
his first healing after Jesus died. It was true healing miracle of a man who
had been lame since birth. I would love to see this kind of supernatural
miracle in person. I’ve experienced many miracles in my life, but nothing this
supernatural. I have also witnessed miracles of healing in person, but it was
nothing like this. I know they still happen because I’ve read about them
happening, but there is probably nothing more amazing than to witness this type
of miracle in person.
I’ve a believer in small miracles. For me, sometimes just
getting out of bed is a miracle. If I think about it more, I don’t know what
would be more fun to see - the miracle itself or the joy of the person who
experienced the miracle. Then I imagine all the hoopla and commotion that would
follow. The cellphone cameras would come out, people would run down the aisles
to get a picture, the praises of God from the audience watching, and the tears
of the people in the room of pure joy since they were a witness to God’s miraculous
healing power. I would love to go to a true revival to be a witness of the miracles
of healing. that I read took place in past revival meetings. For me the most
important miracle is being able to witness God’s healing grace still going strong
centuries after Peter’s first healing.
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