Consider it Done!
Reading of the Day: Deuteronomy 10-12
Deuteronomy 11:7: But your eyes have seen all the great acts of the LORD which he did.
Throughout our Bible journey so far, we can confirm that God has done some pretty amazing things. Getting Noah through the flood, blessing Abraham with a son, uniting Joseph & his brothers, bringing the Israelites through the Red Sea, and so much more! I'm sure if we also took the time to think about the amazing things God has done in our lives, we would have a journal full of blessings too! As this Scripture states, our eyes have seen all the great acts of The Lord which He did! With that kind of track record, it's safe to say that if He did it once, we can consider it done! When we are presented with a new problem, we just have to remember His old miracles! Every problem is an opportunity for another miracle to take place-so let's increase in faith, not fear! Consider it solved! Consider it healed! Consider it blessed! Consider it DONE in JESUS' NAME! Our eyes have already seen it...now we just have to claim it & believe it!
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