Author: Joseph Ajayi

  • At the End It Shall Speak

    At the End It Shall Speak

    Topic: At the End It Shall Speak: Running with the Wonder Double Prophetic Vision
    Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
    Text: Habakkuk 2:1-4

    Let this word light up your spirit and fuel your pursuit of the Wonder Double Prophetic Mandate.
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    Introduction

    Every divine vision speaks loudest at its appointed time. As written in Habakkuk 2:3,
    “For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.”

    This is the crowning season for the Wonder Double Prophetic Agenda Vision to speak clearly in our midst — and every Winner is a vital part of its fulfillment.

    What Is the Wonder Double Prophetic Agenda?

    The Wonder Double Prophetic Agenda is a divine mandate declared for this prophetic season:

    Every Winner is to bring at least three (3) souls to church on or before Sunday, April 27th, 2025 — to see them saved and planted in the house of God.

    This is not just a goal; it is a faith-driven vision, a divine expectation to align with God’s heartbeat for souls. As we run with this vision, our commitment must be anchored in the revelation that at the end it shall speak.

    Staying Committed Until the End

    Visions speak only at the end — not in the middle. The full delivery of any divine agenda requires tenacity, faith, and unwavering pursuit.

    “Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised)” – Hebrews 10:23 KJV
    “The just shall live by his faith.” – Habakkuk 2:4 KJV

    We must keep pressing until the April 27th prophetic benchmark is crossed, knowing that the God who spoke is also faithful to perform.

    Absolute Confidence in God Fuels Results

    Like Abraham, we are called to believe even when results seem delayed.

    “He staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong in faith, giving glory to God;”
    “And being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able also to perform.” – Romans 4:20-21 KJV

    Your three souls may not be in yet — but keep believing. Go again. Follow up again. Invite again. Pray again. It will speak — and it shall not lie.

    What Should We Be Doing Now?

    1. Keep Your Faith Alive – Mark 9:23
    Faith is not optional; it’s the engine of fulfillment. Jesus said, “If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth.” You should keep your faith alive, the same way the woman with the issue of blood kept her faith alive and she got her miracle.

    2. Give Thanks Always – Ephesians 5:20; 1 Thessalonians 5:18
    Whether one soul has shown up or none yet, thank God for what He’s already doing behind the scenes. Gratitude is how we stay spiritually aligned for the full reward.

    3. Thanksgiving Provokes Completion – Luke 17:17-19
    When one of the ten lepers returned to give thanks, he was made whole. Thanksgiving seals the deal. As you thank God for every soul reached, you position yourself for total and speedy fulfillment.

    Conclusion: Your Three Souls Will Speak

    God’s agenda for us in this season is clear: each Winner must deliver at least three souls by Sunday, April 27th, 2025. And as we engage with faith, passion, and thanksgiving, we are guaranteed to see it speak at the end. The testament of Rahab the harlot underscored this fact – she had her name as part of the heroes of faith at the end.

    “Though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.” – Habakkuk 2:3 KJV

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    We’d love to hear from you! After reading or listening to this message, take a moment to share how it has impacted your faith journey or reignited your passion for soul winning. Has it stirred fresh fire in you to run with the Wonder Double Prophetic Mandate? Drop your thoughts, testimonies, or next steps in the comments below — your story could inspire someone else to keep pressing toward their 3 souls!

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  • From the Cross to the Crown: Why Easter Still Changes Everything

    Have you ever had a moment where everything changed?

    Maybe it was the day you fell in love, lost someone dear, survived something unexpected—or woke up to a second chance you didn’t see coming.

    Easter is that moment.
    Not just in history—but in eternity.
    And yes… in your story too.

    Let’s take a walk through the final days of Jesus—not as distant events in a dusty book, but as a living journey that holds the key to your deepest questions, hurts, and hopes.

    1. Gethsemane: When the Weight Was Too Much

    It started in a garden. Not the perfect one from Genesis, but one soaked with sorrow—Gethsemane. Jesus knelt under the night sky, not just praying, but agonizing.

    “And being in an agony he prayed more earnestly: and his sweat was as it were great drops of blood…” – Luke 22:44 (KJV)

    He wasn’t afraid of pain—He was feeling the weight of sin… yours and mine. That night, He chose us. Not with a sword, but with surrender.

    Have you ever felt crushed by pressure? Jesus has too. He understands. He stayed so you don’t have to break alone.

    2. Betrayal and the Beating Heart of Love

    Judas came with a kiss.
    Soldiers came with swords.
    Friends fled.

    “Then did they spit in his face, and buffeted him…” – Matthew 26:67

    From one trial to another—Pilate, Herod, the crowds—Jesus stood silently. Not because He was weak, but because love doesn’t defend itself. Love lays down its rights.

    Pause here. Would you have run? I think I would have.
    But Jesus didn’t. He stayed. For you.

    3. The Cross: Where Pain Meets Purpose

    They nailed His hands. They lifted the cross. And there He hung—between heaven and earth, between two thieves, between the guilt of mankind and the grace of God.

    “Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them…” – Luke 23:34

    Forgive them?
    Yes. Forgive the mockers, the betrayers, the indifferent. Forgive you. Forgive me. He forgave even those who accused him of healing on the sabbath.

    He didn’t shout in anger. He whispered mercy.
    He didn’t escape the pain. He embraced the plan.

    At that cross, He took what we deserved—so we could receive what only He could give: forgiveness, freedom, forever.

    4. Death Didn’t Win

    The sky turned dark. The earth shook. Jesus cried out:

    “It is finished…” – John 19:30

    Not “I am finished,” but “It.”
    The sin. The shame. The separation. It was finished. Just like the blood flow in the story of the woman with the issue of blood ended.

    But the story wasn’t.

    Because early on Sunday morning, while the world still grieved and the disciples still hid, heaven opened a new chapter.

    “Why seek ye the living among the dead? He is not here, but is risen…” – Luke 24:5-6

    Can you imagine Mary’s gasp? Peter’s sprint? Thomas’s doubt turned to worship?
    He was really alive.

    And that means every dead dream, broken soul, and hopeless heart—can rise again too.

    5. Forty Days Later: He Rose Again—Then He Rose Up

    He didn’t just resurrect and disappear.
    Jesus appeared again and again—for 40 days. He walked with them. Ate with them. Taught them. Loved them.

    Then He rose—again. This time into heaven.

    “…he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight.” – Acts 1:9

    But He didn’t leave to be distant. He left to prepare a place for you.
    He now sits at the right hand of God—interceding for you, cheering you on, calling you closer.

    So… What Does All This Mean Today?

    Easter isn’t just about what happened back then.
    It’s about what’s still happening now.

    Because of Easter:

    • You are never alone in suffering.
    • Your worst mistake isn’t the end of your story.
    • Hope doesn’t die—it rises.
    • The cross wasn’t defeat; it was a doorway.
    • And the empty tomb is God’s forever “Yes!” to your new beginning.

    Your Turn: What Will You Do with This Love?

    If you’ve never received Jesus, Easter is your open invitation.
    Not to religion, but to relationship.
    Not to rules, but to redemption.

    “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.” – Romans 10:9

    Pray this from your heart:

    “Jesus, thank You for dying for me. I believe You rose again. I give You my life. Forgive me. Heal me. Lead me. I receive Your gift of salvation. I am Yours, and You are mine. Amen.”

    A Final Thought This Easter Sunday…

    Easter didn’t come to start a religion.
    It came to rewrite your story.

    Jesus went from the Cross to the Crown… so that you could go from broken to whole, from lost to found, from sinner to saint.

    This is Easter. This is victory. This is love that never ends.

    He is Risen. He is Risen Indeed. Happy Easter!

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  • What to Expect at the Easter Faith Convention 2025

    Opening Night Teachings by Bishop David Oyedepo | Faith Tabernacle, Ota | April 17, 2025

    The much-anticipated Easter Faith Convention 2025 opened in grandeur and power at Faith Tabernacle, Ota, Nigeria, under the prophetic theme: “Infallible Proofs” (Acts 1:3). In his signature revelatory depth, Bishop David Oyedepo delivered two powerful teachings that set the stage for undeniable encounters with the resurrection power of Christ.

    From stirring the hearts of believers to set their expectations, to unveiling the resurrection as the root of our spiritual authority, the opening session was nothing short of a divine activation.

    Teaching 1: What to Expect at the Easter Faith Convention

    Bishop Oyedepo began with a passionate charge, urging every attendee to approach the convention with a strong sense of individuality in their walk with God.

    “Be very personal because the Spirit of the Word does not enter groups; it enters individuals.”

    It’s not about attending the event; it’s about being personally positioned to receive a life-transforming Word. According to Proverbs 24:13-14, expectation is divine wisdom for destiny fulfillment, and what you don’t expect, you don’t experience. Your expectation will be profitable at the end.

    What Should You Expect from this Convention?

    1. Removal of Spiritual Veils
      Expect every veil covering your access to revelation to be supernaturally torn.
      Matthew 27:52-53; Isaiah 25:6-8
    2. Raw Encounters with Resurrection Power
      Look forward to divine visitations marked by signs, wonders, and miracles.
      Acts 1:3; Ephesians 1:18-20
    3. Triumph Over Your Enemies
      The resurrection power will cause your adversaries to submit.
      Psalm 66:3
    4. Opening of New Chapters
      Fresh visions and revelations will unveil new dimensions in your life.
      2 Corinthians 3:18
    5. Next-Level Spiritual Authority
      Receive power and dominion to command signs and wonders.
      Luke 9:1; Ephesians 1:21
    6. Supernatural Change of Story
      Expect remarkable, turnaround testimonies.
      1 Corinthians 15:42-43
    7. Encounter with the Resurrected Christ
      Be prepared for a personal visitation that launches you into your next level.

    This is more than a gathering; it’s a divine appointment. And your expectation is the key that unlocks your transformation.

    Teaching 2: Unveiling the Resurrection Roots of Our Spiritual Authority

    Transitioning powerfully into the second message, Bishop Oyedepo shed light on the foundational role of Christ’s resurrection in establishing the believer’s spiritual authority. The resurrection is not a seasonal doctrine—it is the lifeline of our dominion in Christ. He went to the cross to receive for us the crown.

    “Jesus, being raised from the dead, is the very secret and source of our spiritual authority as believers.”

    Key Revelations on Resurrection and Authority:

    1. Resurrection is Your Authority Source
      Christ didn’t just rise—He rose to enthrone you as a king and priest. This is the root of your kingdom authority.
    2. Revelation is Vital
      Without a revelation of what resurrection accomplished, you may carry power and never exercise it.
      Hebrews 4:16
    3. Mentality Precedes Manifestation
      Authority is not in words alone. You must think, speak, and act like one who has been raised with Christ.
    4. Faith Anchored in Resurrection Delivers Results
      Your faith draws life from the risen Christ. Without this root, your faith becomes weak and unproductive.
    5. Stay Connected to the Root
      As a tree draws nutrients from its roots, believers must stay connected to resurrection truth to remain fruitful, powerful, and unstoppable. In like manner Rahab the harlot was connected, and her name was part of the heroes of faith,

    “Stay connected to the root, and you will remain a partaker of the fatness of the root.”

    Final Charge: Step Into Your Infallible Proofs

    This convention is an open portal to divine encounters. As Bishop Oyedepo declared, infallible proofs are not myths—they are spiritual realities awaiting your expectation and revelation-based participation.

    Whether you’re attending on-site at Faith Tabernacle or joining online, position yourself for:

    • Fresh revelation
    • Resurrection-backed authority
    • Bold declarations
    • And undeniable, next-level testimonies.

    This is your season for Infallible Proofs!

    The same God that gave the woman with the issue of blood her testimony will surely give you your own testimony.

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  • Rahab’s Faith: The Confidence That Enters God’s Hall of Fame

    How a harlot’s faith became a model of trust, courage, and transformation

    In the great gallery of faith recorded in Hebrews 11—often referred to as the “Hall of Faith”—you’ll find patriarchs like Abraham, warriors like Gideon, and prophets like Moses. But nestled among these giants stands a surprising name: Rahab the harlot.

    How did a woman with such a disreputable past earn her place among the legends of faith? The answer lies in her bold declaration in Joshua 2:9:

    “I know that the Lord hath given you the land…”

    This wasn’t wishful thinking. It wasn’t religious rhetoric. It was unshakable confidence—a level of faith that pierced through her past and connected her to God’s eternal plan.

    1. Faith Built on Revelation, Not Religion

    Rahab was a Canaanite. She had no covenant with God. Yet, she heard about the mighty acts of the Lord—how He dried up the Red Sea and destroyed mighty kings. That knowledge sparked something deeper in her: conviction.

    When the Israelite spies arrived in Jericho, Rahab didn’t hesitate. She made a confession of faith that reflected certainty, not curiosity:

    “I KNOW that the Lord hath given you the land…” (Joshua 2:9)

    She didn’t say “I hope,” “I think,” or even “I believe.” She said, “I know.” That’s not just faith—it’s certainty based on spiritual insight. Same way Jesus by insight healed on sabbath, and religious leaders were against him.

    2. Faith That Graduates into Trust

    Rahab’s faith wasn’t just a spoken confession—it was a risky decision. She hid the spies at the risk of her life. She tied a scarlet cord to her window as a token of her trust in God’s promise. She negotiated not just for her safety but for her entire household.

    This is what mature faith looks like—faith that graduates into trust. She moved from believing in what God could do to depending on what He would do.

    3. Faith That Redefines Identity

    Many people are trapped by their past, convinced that God only uses perfect people. Rahab destroys that myth.

    • She was known as a harlot.
    • She was a foreigner.
    • She had no spiritual résumé.

    Yet, her faith rewrote her story. Not only did she survive the fall of Jericho, she became the great-great-grandmother of King David and an ancestor of Jesus Christ Himself (Matthew 1:5).

    Faith qualifies the disqualified. When God sees faith, He doesn’t consult your history—He reveals your destiny.

    4. Faith That Unlocks the Supernatural

    Jesus echoed this principle in Mark 9:23:

    “If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth.”

    Rahab believed before she saw the walls fall. She believed before she saw salvation. And because she believed, everything changed. Her story was a reflection of Jesus that went to the cross to give us the crown.

    Faith sees the invisible, speaks the impossible, and acts on the intangible. Rahab’s story is proof that faith doesn’t wait for circumstances to align—it creates new realities.

    Conclusion: Faith That Enters God’s Record Books

    Just like the story of the woman with the issue of blood, Rahab’s journey from shame to significance reminds us that faith is the key to transformation. She had no title, no background, no religious upbringing—but she had faith.

    And that was enough.

    So the next time you feel unworthy, uncertain, or unqualified, remember Rahab. God isn’t looking for perfection—He’s looking for people who say, “I KNOW the Lord has given…”

    Because faith that knows is the faith that grows.
    And faith that grows is the faith that enters God’s Hall of Fame. At the end the word works for Rahab, the word will work for you as well.

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  • Why Did God Command Death for Sabbath Violation, But Jesus Healed on the Sabbath? – A Biblical Perspective.

    One of the most striking contrasts in the Bible is how Sabbath observance was treated in the Old Testament compared to the actions and teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. In Numbers 15:32–36, a man was put to death for gathering sticks on the Sabbath. Yet in the Gospels, Jesus repeatedly healed people on the Sabbath, and when challenged by the Pharisees, He defended His actions. How do we reconcile these two seemingly contradictory approaches?

    Let’s examine both the Old Testament account and the New Testament examples, and then explore why they differ—and what it reveals about God’s nature and His evolving relationship with humanity.

    The Old Testament Account: Numbers 15:32–36

    The Incident

    “While the Israelites were in the wilderness, a man was found gathering wood on the Sabbath day…” (Numbers 15:32)

    A man was caught collecting sticks on the Sabbath—a clear violation of the fourth commandment. Since there was no precedent for how to handle such a case, Moses sought God’s direction.

    God’s Judgment

    “The man must surely be put to death. All the congregation shall stone him with stones outside the camp.” (Numbers 15:35)

    God ordered the man’s execution, and the entire community participated in carrying out the judgment.

    Why Such a Harsh Penalty?

    • Covenant Violation: At this stage in Israel’s history, the Sabbath was not merely a day of rest—it was a covenant sign between God and His people (see Exodus 31:16-17). Breaking it was a public rejection of that covenant.
    • Deliberate Defiance: The man’s actions were not innocent or accidental. Gathering wood implied preparing to cook or do other work, suggesting a willful disregard for God’s command.
    • Community Preservation: In a theocratic society, strict adherence to God’s law was essential to maintain spiritual order, purity, and God’s presence among the people.

    Jesus and the Sabbath in the New Testament

    In stark contrast, the Gospels show Jesus healing, teaching, and even allowing work on the Sabbath. Here are several powerful examples where Jesus clashed with the Pharisees over His Sabbath actions:

    1. Healing the Man with a Withered Hand

    • Reference: Matthew 12:9–14; Mark 3:1–6; Luke 6:6–11
    • Location: Synagogue
    • What Happened: Jesus healed a man with a shriveled (withered) hand and asked, “Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath?”
    • Pharisees’ Reaction: They were enraged and began plotting to destroy Him.

    2. Healing the Crippled Woman

    • Reference: Luke 13:10–17
    • Location: Synagogue
    • What Happened: Jesus healed a woman bent over for 18 years. He rebuked the synagogue leader who objected.
    • Jesus’ Words: “Should not this woman… be set free on the Sabbath day?”

    3. Healing the Man with Dropsy (Edema)

    • Reference: Luke 14:1–6
    • Location: Pharisee’s house
    • What Happened: Jesus healed a man suffering from abnormal swelling.
    • Pharisees’ Reaction: They were silent, unable to refute His reasoning.

    4. Healing the Paralyzed Man at Bethesda

    • Reference: John 5:1–18
    • Location: Pool of Bethesda
    • What Happened: Jesus healed a man who had been invalid for 38 years and told him to carry his bed and walk.
    • Jewish Leaders’ Reaction: They accused Jesus of breaking Sabbath law.

    5. Healing the Man Born Blind

    • Reference: John 9:1–34
    • Location: Outside the temple
    • What Happened: Jesus made mud, applied it to the man’s eyes, and healed him.
    • Pharisees’ Reaction: They argued Jesus couldn’t be from God because He didn’t “keep” the Sabbath.

    6. Disciples Picking Grain on the Sabbath

    • Reference: Matthew 12:1–8; Mark 2:23–28; Luke 6:1–5
    • What Happened: The disciples picked grain as they walked through fields.
    • Jesus’ Defense: He referenced David eating the consecrated bread and declared, “The Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath.”

    So, Why the Difference?

    1. Different Covenants

    • Old Covenant (Numbers 15): Under the Law of Moses, Israel was bound by strict regulations, and violations were treated with severity to uphold divine holiness.
    • New Covenant (Jesus’ Ministry): Jesus came to fulfill the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17). His mission emphasized grace, mercy, and the heart behind the command. No wonder Jesus suffered the cross to win the crown

    2. Different Purposes

    • The Sabbath, according to Jesus, was meant for restoration, not just restriction: “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27)
    • While the man in Numbers broke the Sabbath for personal convenience, Jesus “worked” on the Sabbath to bless and heal others—in alignment with God’s compassionate heart.

    3. Jesus’ Divine Authority

    • Jesus had the authority to reinterpret the law because He was Lord of the Sabbath. His healings revealed not only His power but also God’s intention for the Sabbath—to bring healing, not burden.

    4. Heart Motive vs. Rule-Keeping

    • The man in Numbers defied God’s word.
    • Jesus acted in perfect obedience, demonstrating that doing good and showing mercy honors the true spirit of the Sabbath.

    Final Thoughts

    The story in Numbers 15 may feel harsh to modern readers, but it reflects the seriousness of covenant law in ancient Israel. On the other hand, Jesus’ actions show how God’s ultimate desire is not ritualistic obedience but a heart aligned with His mercy, justice, and love as also in the case of Rahab the harlot.

    The contrast isn’t a contradiction—it’s a fulfillment. Jesus didn’t cancel the Sabbath; He clarified its purpose. He showed us that God’s laws are meant to give life, not take it, and that mercy always triumphs over judgment (James 2:13).

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  • The Touch that Changed Everything: The Woman with the Issue of Blood

    In a moment of desperation, a woman whose name we do not know changed the course of her life with a single act of faith. Her story is recorded in three of the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—each offering a unique perspective on one of the most powerful healing miracles in the ministry of Jesus.

    This account, often referred to as “The Woman with the Issue of Blood,” is not just a story of physical healing—it’s a testament to faith, resilience, and the compassion of Christ.

    A Long-Standing Affliction

    The woman had been suffering from a chronic hemorrhage for twelve years. According to Levitical law (Leviticus 15:25-27), such a condition rendered her ceremonially unclean, which meant exclusion from normal social and religious life.

    Despite spending all she had on physicians, her condition only worsened. Her physical pain was compounded by emotional and spiritual isolation. Yet, hope was not lost.

    A Bold Move of Faith

    In Matthew 9:20-22, the story is told briefly. She approached Jesus from behind, believing that touching even the hem of His garment would be enough to heal her. As soon as she did, Jesus turned and said:

    “Daughter, be of good comfort; thy faith hath made thee whole.” (Matthew 9:22)

    Immediately, she was healed.

    Mark’s Detailed Account: A Touch Felt in Heaven

    Mark 5:25-34 provides the most detailed version of this encounter. Mark explains that she had “suffered many things of many physicians” and spent all her money trying to find a cure. Yet, when she touched Jesus’ garment, she felt the healing instantly.

    But what’s striking is what happened next. Jesus, sensing that power had gone out from Him, stopped and asked:

    “Who touched my clothes?” (Mark 5:30)

    His disciples were confused by the question, surrounded as they were by a pressing crowd. But Jesus wasn’t looking for a random bump—He was responding to a deliberate act of faith.

    The woman, trembling, stepped forward and confessed. Jesus didn’t scold her; instead, He honored her courage and belief:

    “Daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace, and be whole of thy plague.” (Mark 5:34)

    Luke’s Emphasis on Medical Helplessness

    Luke 8:43-48, written by a physician, underscores her medical hopelessness. Despite spending all her money, “she could not be healed by anyone.” But Luke confirms that when she touched Jesus, her bleeding stopped instantly.

    Again, Jesus asked, “Who touched me?” And when the woman came forward, He told her:

    “Daughter, be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace.” (Luke 8:48)

    The Heart of the Story: Faith That Moves the Hand of God

    This woman’s story is more than just physical healing—it’s a spiritual awakening. She risked public shame, rejection, and even punishment to reach out in faith. She didn’t need an audience with Jesus, a lengthy prayer, or a dramatic ceremony. She just needed to believe. She needed a miracle, and she got one. – “A deliberate act of God provoked by the desperate faith of men” – Bishop David Oyedepo

    And Jesus didn’t just heal her body—He restored her dignity by calling her “Daughter,” publicly affirming her worth and her faith. Just the same way a harlot – Rahab was accepted into the hall of fame, synonymous to Jesus’ story of cross to crown.

    Lessons for Us Today

    • Faith isn’t passive. It moves. It acts. It reaches out even when the odds seem stacked against us.
    • Jesus responds to faith. Even in a crowd, He notices the individual who touches Him with genuine belief.
    • Restoration is holistic. Jesus doesn’t just heal physically—He restores spiritually, emotionally, and socially.

    Final Thoughts

    The woman with the issue of blood reminds us that no situation is too hopeless for Jesus. Whether you’ve been battling something for 12 years, 12 Months or 12 days—faith has the power to break through every barrier. “For with God nothing shall be impossible” (Luke 1:37). It is also important to note that Jesus would do anything to heal you even on the sabbath against the belief of the pharisees, if he had to.

    Let her story be your encouragement today: Reach out. Touch Him. And be made whole. You are next in line for a miracle!

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