When we receive Jesus in our hearts, He lives in us—His Spirit, His holiness, His righteousness lives in us. When we walk, He walks, when we talk, it’s like He’s talking through us. And when we lay our hands on someone, it’s like He is touching that person through us!

I am a miracle and I belong to a miracle. Jesus, born of a virgin; Jesus, who walked a sinless life; Jesus, who went to the cross and paid a price I could not pay; Jesus, who was raised from the dead on the third day.

I belong to a miracle because He calls me by His name. He calls me His child! I belong to a miracle and the miracle has made me, the miracle lives in me, and the miracle and I are one. We are one in Christ Jesus!

If in your life you have felt that it’s difficult to believe in miracles, or difficult to expect a miracle, I want to remind you that the greatest miracle that could ever happen is when someone is born again!

Prayer is not about begging God to do something or begging God to receive something. In fact, begging shouldn’t even be a part of the process, because it was God’s motivation and will toward you that He sent His Son to give you new life!

“Most people are begging God to do what He has already done, in most of their praying. Then, the rest of their praying they spend begging God to do what He told them to do.” — TL Osborn

The Healer who walked 2,000 years ago among the people in the villages of Judea is the very same today—alive, and He is willing to come into your world and heal you now!

Someone today is wondering if God loves them. I want you to know that today is your day of salvation. Now is the moment of your deliverance.

Jesus is reaching out to you today as you read these words. He desires to make you whole, He desires to free you. This is our miracle life of freedom from sickness and disease!

I can’t see you face to face, and you can’t see me, but I know this: I have been sent by God to declare to you that the foundation for your miracle life is solid when you understand that God is willing, God is able, and right now God is ready to heal you!

In 2 Corinthians 6:2 Paul writes, “For he says at the acceptable time, I listened to you. And on the day of salvation, I helped you. Behold, now is the acceptable time. Behold, now is the day of salvation.” When was that day of salvation? Not today, not tomorrow, but two thousand years ago He was nailed to that cross for you. What does that say for us? That that was the acceptable day of salvation. And that day of salvation has never ended because it was a one-time sacrifice for all people, for all history, and for anyone who would call upon His name.