God’s Very Mysterious Ways ~ Message 53

"God moves in mysterious ways, His wonders to perform” is a phrase many have heard and truly some of the events discussed in this message will help confirm these words.

  Many of the events described in scripture are truly phenomenal and without faith they become impossible to believe.  Even believers don’t consider them much more than just interesting stories.  The truth is that God intentionally leaves out nearly all of the real interesting details surrounding them.  Such as; how did Jesus disappear and walk through a crowd without bumping into anyone, or what did the disciples see happening as Jesus kept passing out fish and bread to five thousand.  Those who are curious imagine the details behind these miracles.  In fact Psalm 111:2 tells us, “The works of the LORD are great, sought out of all them that have pleasure therein”.        

This message is a continuation of the four watches, the two witnesses and was brought on Father’s Day but as you will see it goes far, far beyond that.

Salient Points: Why sporadic scriptures, More than appears, Eternal God and His Word, God the Father’s Day, What impresses God, Seeing God, Where God enjoys Himself, Mystery of Elijah, seek and find, Determining your will, God’s unlimited options, A double curse, Jesus primary ministry, Divide and conquer, Beheaded twice, Paul’s heavenly trip, Paul’s forced secrets, A God who enjoys secrets, A hint of Heaven, Walking on water and the Rapture, Our free Will, God in His stealth mode, Faster than a twinkling of an eye, God hides in plain sight, What is it all about, What God really wants from you.     

Scripture: Zach. 4:1-4, 11-14,  Rev. 11:3-4, Mal. 4:4-6, 1:1, Mat. 17:10-13, 17:3, Mt. 14:6-12, Mt. 14:23-29, John 6:17-21, Rev. 4:1-2, Rev.11:11-12,   

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