Galatians 6:9 ‘And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.’

DAILY READING – 2 Thessalonians 3; Isaiah 29-30; Psalm 119:1-32

23 years old Jermaine Green was serving as Youth Pastor at Highway of Holiness Church in Illinois, when he had a devastating accident.
A truck slammed into his car while he was driving to work.
He suffered severe head trauma from the accident and immediately went into a coma.
At the hospital it was discovered that he was paralyzed on one side of his body.
His parents who were also Pastors, together with their church family, prayed non-stop for Jermaine’s healing.

Though he initially received divine healing, by waking from the coma and recovering from the paralysis, however, the healing was short-lived. Three weeks later he had a relapse and blacked out.
When he woke up the left side of his body was paralyzed again.
Doctors diagnosed him with hemiparesis, a weakness of one side of his body.
All attempts of physical therapy failed and Jermaine had to face life confined to a wheelchair.
Though he initially suffered a season of deep depression, one day Jermaine had a revelation that no matter his circumstances, he must continue to live his life for God.
At that point, he decided that despite being in a wheelchair, he would continue serving God the best way he could.

After this decision, Jermaine once again took up his pastoral duties.
One day he was ministering in the Church on a Sunday morning, when he received a word from the Lord that the Church should go into praise.
Propheticaly Jermaine began to declare ‘It’s another wave of anointing. God is getting ready to work a miracle.’”
As he was saying that, he just stood up and started walking.
Amazingly, Jermaine was so lost in praise and worship, that he didn’t even realize that he had left his wheelchair behind and was walking up the isle.
It was when the congregation began to scream and shout at the sight of him walking, that he realized what had happened! He was healed!.
This time around the healing was permanent and ever since Jermaine has been up on his feet and walking and serving the Lord.
His amazing story has been featured on CBN news and other Christian Media outlets.

We indeed serve the God of miracles, signs and wonders.
God is a Covenant keeping God, who is always faithful to His Word. Certainly, when we refuse to faint or grow weary, we will reap the harvest of His Promises.

Usually, there is always a condition we must fulfill before we can see the manifestation of God’s promises in our lives. And one of these conditions is being persistent in faith. When you continue to sow the seed of God’s Word, and refuse to give up, in due season you will surely reap your miracle.

Therefore despite the contrary situations we may sometimes face, let us remain persist in serving God because He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him..

Even if there seems to be a delay of expectations, we must refuse to get easily discouraged.
Faithful is He that called us, who will also do it.
When we live with expectancy it gets God’s attention.

Indeed as you remain persistent in faith and keep honoring God, it is only a matter of time before your cup runs over.
Therefore In this season, let us keep believing God for a supernatural turnaround and recovery in every area of our lives..
Whatever may seem to be missing in your health, finances or relationships, there will be a speedy recovery of them all in this season.
In this second half of the year, all your investment, or expectations of profits and gains, shall yield for you several folds.
Certainly, as you remain diligent in serving God, you will experience overflow and abundance of blessings in every area of your endeavors.

PRAYER Lord I thank You for Your grace being released to me to experience divine restoration and recovery in this season. You are forever faithful and You never fail. I know that even right now You are perfecting all that concerns me in Jesus Name.

QUOTE
When you make God your priority, God automatically makes you priority in His own plan. – WORDBITE 222