Today I am sharing a portion of my communion time with the Holy Spirit on us being carriers of the notable miracles of the Lord.

The Holy Spirit, during my communion time with Him, spoke clearly about the necessity of us developing a determination of heart and soul that says, “I will be a carrier of the notable miracles of the Lord for people to see, so that they may turn to God.” It is one thing to believe that the Lord is capable of doing something, but it is a completely different thing to become a vessel through whom who the Lord manifests His power.

The Holy Spirit wants us to move beyond merely believing in the Lord’s power scripture shows us, to living in such a way that His power and character are demonstrated through our lives. We should be able to hear what the Lord wants done, act upon it, and then prove what the Lord has spoken through tangible results that people can see. Jesus always demonstrated the Father’s reality through irrefutable action.

In Luke 8:52-56, when everyone was weeping and mourning because a young girl had died. Jesus, declared emphatically these words, “Do not weep; for she is not dead, but sleeping.” As per normal when a spiritual man speaks those present ridiculed Him because they knew from a natural standpoint that she was dead. Jesus went on to remove them from the room, took the girl by the hand, called her to arise, and immediately her spirit returned and she got up.

Jesus then instructed that she be given something to eat. Her parents were astonished, and Jesus instructed them to tell no one what had happened. This event reveals the difference between man’s interpretation of a situation and the Lord’s reality which is spoken in Romans.4:17 which speaks of the fact that in the Lord’s Presence, He gives life to the dead and calls things which do not exist as though they did. So the people looked at death and saw an irreversible ending but Jesus looked at the same situation and declared the Lord’s perspective that she was only sleeping.

Their response was a ridicule because what Jesus said appeared absurd according to natural circumstances. Yet Jesus did not bother to argue with them but He acted and proved His declaration by raising the girl from the dead. The proof by raising her from death was so undeniable that no explanation was necessary because the funeral they expected as the next thing to happen never took place and no grave was dug.

The girl was alive, well and eating again. Jesus could even say to the parents, “Tell no one,” because the manifestation itself was sufficient evidence. Everyone could see the result and draw the obvious conclusion that Jesus some how knew what He was saying, and He proved it by action rather than words alone. The Holy Spirit wants us to emulate that pattern of living by walking in that same reality which means we do not merely talk about what the Lord can do but become vessels through whom the Lord’s reality can be visibly demonstrated.

We must also walk as Jesus did by always demonstrating His authority over satan. We see another example of Jesus demonstrating His authority over the devil in Luke 13:10-13. When Jesus was teaching in a synagogue on the Sabbath He saw a woman who had been afflicted by a spirit of infirmity for eighteen years. She was bent over and unable to straighten herself, so Jesus called her forward and declared these words to her: “Woman, you are loosed from your infirmity.”

Then He laid His hands on her, and immediately she was made straight, and she glorified the Lord. Jesus again demonstrated openly that satan’s power could not withstand the authority of the Lord. The woman had been bound for eighteen years, yet Jesus brought freedom to her in the presence of those who doubted and opposed Him. The miracle itself became the evidence of the Lord Jesus’s authority.

The synagogue ruler was indignant because Jesus had healed her on the Sabbath day. In Luke 13:14-17, he told the crowd that there were six days on which people ought to work and that they should come to be healed on those days rather than on the Sabbath. Jesus simply exposed the hypocrisy of this reasoning by pointing out that they would untie their ox or donkey on the Sabbath and lead it to water.

If they would care enough about an animal to give it what it needed, how much more should this woman who was a daughter of Abraham who had been bound by Satan for eighteen years, be released from her bondage on the Sabbath? Jesus brought the truth into the open that they were willing to care for their animals but objected when a woman who had been suffering for eighteen years received her freedom.

The result of this miracle was powerful because: “All His adversaries were put to shame; and all the multitude rejoiced for all the glorious things that were done by Him.” Jesus again on this occasion used an infallible proof, through the miracle itself to silence the voice of His enemies. This evidence was undeniable and this is the place the Holy Spirit wants us to occupy: which is a place where the Lord’s heart concerning a situation is demonstrated so clearly through our actions that opposition cannot successfully deny what the Lord has done.

In the name of Jesus, I declare that the Holy Spirit is stirring within you a holy determination to become a carrier of the notable miracles of Jesus. Your faith will no longer remain merely a conviction about what the Lord can do but it will become a living demonstration of who the Lord is through your life.

I declare that you will hear what the Lord is saying to you and move promptly to prove what He has spoken. You will not be intimidated by circumstances, opposition, unbelief, ridicule, or the limitations of natural reasoning. The reality of the Lord’s hand working through you will become greater to you than the appearance of any situation.

Like Jesus, you will speak the Lord’s perspective into situations that appear hopeless, and the power of the Holy Spirit will confirm His word through your obedience. Like the woman in Luke 13, people who have been bound for years will encounter freedom through the power of Jesus working through you as a yielded vessel.

I pray that the Lord will make His works through you notable because they will be evident to those around you, and there will be manifestations that cannot be denied. I declare that even those who oppose you will not be able to disprove what the Lord has done through you. The miracles will not point people to your own power, godliness, reputation, or ability but they will point unmistakably to the name of Jesus. Amen.