Today I present you the conclusion of my communion time with the Holy Spirit on us being carriers of the notable miracles of the Lord.

Let us take a look at Peter as he became a carrier of a notable miracle in Acts 3:6-10 at the Beautiful Gate, where Peter encountered a man who had been lame for thirty eight years. Peter simply told him these words: “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk.” Peter then took him by the right hand and lifted him up.

Immediately, the man’s feet and ankle bones received strength. He leaped up, stood, walked, and entered the temple with Peter and John, walking, leaping, and praising God. Everyone saw him and the people knew this was the same man who had previously sat begging at the Beautiful Gate, and they were filled with wonder and amazement because the man was no longer dependent upon begging people for survival at the beautiful gate because his condition had been completely transformed.

In Acts 3:11-12, the healed man held onto Peter and John, as the astonished crowd gathered around them but Peter immediately corrected their perception as they were amazed at the miracle that just took place. Peter then asked why they were marvelling and looking at them as though they had caused the man to walk by their own power or godliness because Peter knew that the miracle was not about his human ability. It was about the demonstration of Jesus working through them.

Peter then explained further in Acts 3:16 that it was the name of Jesus, through faith in His name, that had made the man strong. Yes the faith that comes through Jesus had given the man his perfect soundness in the presence of everyone. The miracle therefore became a public demonstration of the power of the living Jesus. Peter was not interested in people concluding that he possessed some extraordinary personal ability. He only wanted them to recognise that the name of Jesus has the power to deliver, and that faith in His name had produced this marvellous and undeniable work.

The impact becomes even clearer in Acts 4:16-17. When the religious authorities considered what to do about Peter and John, as they acknowledged something remarkable by saying these words: “A notable miracle has been done through them is evident to all who dwell in Jerusalem, and we cannot deny it.” This is the kind of testimony the Holy Spirit wants to produce through the lives of His people today as witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus from the grave.

The enemies did not want the message of Jesus to spread, but they could not deny the evidence. So they had to admit that a notable miracle had occurred because everyone could see it. Their response was therefore not intended to disprove the miracle because they could not, however it was used to threaten Peter and John so that they would stop speaking in the name of Jesus. This fact of manifesting Jesus through the miraculous demonstrates the power of visible, undeniable evidence. When the Lord manifests His power through His people, even those who oppose the message will be forced to acknowledge what they have witnessed.

Their attitude becomes this that We do not like it, but we have to admit it. Jesus is great, and everybody can see what He has done. This fact is the challenge and invitation of this message through the Holy Spirit which is for us to become a carrier of notable miracles. The goal is not merely to discuss miracles, admire miracles, read about miracles, or believe that miracles happened in biblical times. The Holy Spirit wants us as followers of Jesus to become vessels through whom the reality of Jesus is demonstrated to people through signs, wonders, and miracles that cannot be denied.

The purpose of the miraculous is not for our personal fame or spiritual reputation. The purpose is that people will see the reality of Jesus and turn back toward serving the Lord. Jesus demonstrated the Father’s heart by His actions. Peter demonstrated the power of Jesus through the healing at the Beautiful Gate. The result was that people saw something they could not dismiss. The Holy Spirit therefore wants our determination to become: “I will be a carrier of the notable miracles of Jesus in my generation.”

This reality requires more than a passive belief because it requires a heart stirred into action with a willingness to pursue the Lord wholeheartedly, by hearing what He is saying, obeying what He directs, and allowing His power to operate through us. Always remember that the purpose Is Kingdom Expansion. The prayer of the message is that as these truths take root, in us the Holy Spirit will supply the grace to make us carriers of the notable miracles of Jesus.

These manifestations are not intended merely to make individuals marvel. They are meant to change society, transform lives, and expand the Kingdom of Jesus, just as the miracles in the book of Acts contributed to the spread of the Gospel. The Holy Spirit wants our hearts so stirred that we pursue the Lord wholeheartedly until this is no longer merely something we read about in Scripture but what becomes a daily reality in our lives.

The ultimate objective is that through our yielded lives, people will encounter undeniable demonstrations of the reality, goodness, authority, and power of Jesus Christ—and the Kingdom of Jesus will be expanded for His glory. It is one thing to believe what the Lord can do but it is another thing to manifest who the Lord is through demonstration.

The Holy Spirit is calling us to walk beyond passive faith into active demonstration. We are to become vessels who hear the Lord’s heart, act upon His word, and allow Him to prove His declarations through our lives. So just as Like Jesus raising the little girl in Luke 8:52-56, we are to demonstrate the Lord’s perspective in situations where natural circumstances appear final. Like Jesus healing the woman in Luke 13:10-17, we are to demonstrate the Lord’s liberating power over Satan’s oppression.

Like Peter at the Beautiful Gate in Acts 3:6-10, we are to release what we have received from Jesus and allow His name to bring transformation. And like the apostles in Acts 4:16-17, we are to live in such a way that the Lord’s works through us become notable, evident to all, and impossible to deny. The prayer is therefore not simply, “Lord, let me believe in miracles.” But it is: “Lord, make me a carrier of the notable miracles of Jesus.”

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.

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. 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. Like the man at the Beautiful Gate, those who have suffered limitation will arise into a new dimension of life, and their transformation will become visible evidence that Jesus is alive.

I declare that grace is being supplied to you now to pursue the Lord wholeheartedly, to become sensitive to His voice, courageous in obedience, and available for His power to flow through you. Your life will become a vessel through which signs, wonders, miracles, deliverances, and demonstrations of the heart of Jesus are made visible. May your life become a testimony that causes people to marvel, then turn toward the Lord, and acknowledge that the hand of the Most High is at work.

May notable miracles through your life bring transformation to individuals, families, communities, and society by contributing to the great expansion of the Kingdom of Jesus. So you will not merely speak about what the Lord can do, because you will become a carrier through whom He demonstrates what He can do. You will not merely tell people that Jesus is alive, but you will live out the evidence that He is alive.

May your heart be stirred, your faith be activated, your hands become yielded, and your life is made available for manifesting the glory of the Lord. From this day forward, may the notable miracles of Jesus become increasingly evident through your life, for the salvation of souls, the transformation of lives, the expansion of His Kingdom, and the glory of His name to cover the earth as the waters cover the sea in Jesus’ name. Amen.