GOD-TRACKING IS EXPECTING MIRACLES OF OUR GOD

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 “I discovered that two-thirds of all the miracles Jesus performed as recorded in the gospels are miracles of healing. Jesus is the same today as he was then. Therefore, healing is God’s will and God heals today.”

Jeremiah 32:27
“Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh. Is anything too hard for me?”

I was complaining to the Lord the other day. “Lord, you know how much I need an answer to this prayer,” I said as I waited for the kettle to boil. “I believe in miracles. I really do! I have prayed for healings before. I know you always bring healing, even if it’s through medicine, but I’ve never actually seen a miracle.” The kettle clicked and I began to pour the coffee for my son and his family who were visiting. Just then young Ruben, my 8-year old grandson, popped his head around the kitchen door and gave me the thumbs-up, and then returned to the lounge. I returned the gesture with a smile and continued making coffee. I pondered what had just happened. There was no reason for Ruben to do this; he just spontaneously gave me the thumbs-up and sat down again. Then it occurred to me... Ruben is that miracle! 

When Ruben was born, he appeared healthy. However, three weeks later, signs of infections began appearing in his little body. They got worse. Ruben was finally admitted to hospital with suspected serious sepsis. At one time he stopped breathing and needed resuscitation. He was rushed to an intensive care unit of a children’s hospital in another town. My grandson was chronically ill. We prayed for a miracle.

His tiny body lay on a large bed under a protective Perspex cover with myriad tubes and cables attached to him. Monitors beeped and oxygen hissed. The ICU staff were very concerned for Ruben. Sepsis in such a small body often proves fatal. A few of us gathered around his bed, along with many folks around the world, and prayed for Ruben’s healing. We left the hospital in despair, yet with faith that by the wounds of Jesus, Ruben was healed.

When we returned the next day, we were astounded to find that most of the tubes had been removed from Ruben’s little body. The nursing staff was very positive and hopeful. They had set in for the long-haul but there had been a major turnaround. In just a little more than 24-hours after he arrived at the special unit, Ruben was discharged. The words of the head sister of the ICU, “I have never seen such a rapid recovery like this.” It was a miracle.

I finished stirring the coffee with an apology to my Lord. “Ah, Lord, I’m sorry for grumbling. I have seen a miracle. You are the God of miracles and a healer of our flesh.” I reminded myself that the scriptures tell us that the prayer of faith shall make the sick person well and that if we lay hands on the sick, they shall recover. In fact, I’ve discovered that two-thirds of all the miracles Jesus performed, as recorded in the gospels, are miracles of healing. Jesus is the same today as he was then. Therefore, healing is God’s will and God heals today. As I delivered the coffee to expectant guests in the lounge, I was reassured that we can be expectant of God for miracles.

God-tracking is expecting miracles of our God

READ ALL ABOUT IT
1 Peter 2:24
James 5:13-15
Mark 16:17-18
Hebrews 13:8

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

Today I expect a miracle from God

“Dear Lord, thank you so much that you are the God of the impossible. What is impossible to man is possible to you. Thank you that you still perform miracles today. So, I place my confidence in you and your Word that you will perform a miracle in my life today. Lord, you know I need this healing. I believe that by your wounds we have been healed. So, I claim the blood of Jesus shed for my healing. Today I expect a miracle from God, Amen and amen!”

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GOD-TRACKING IS PRAYING IN FAITH FOR GOD’S HEALING

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“God’s word is God’s will and in God’s word, we read that God is the LORD who heals. Therefore, I think it’s safe to say that healing is the will of God.”

Exodus 15:26“…for I am the Lord, your healer.”

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“Right there, in the office, I laid hands on her,” said Paul as he described praying for a co-worker one Friday morning. “She had intense backache and could hardly climb the stairs to the first floor. I had asked her how severe it was on a scale from one to ten, ten being near death,” he mused. “She said nine. So, in front of everyone, I laid my hand on her shoulder and commanded her back to be healed in Jesus’ name. Then I asked her if there was any improvement and she said that the pain was about five. So, I prayed again. Suddenly she jumped up and said, ‘It’s gone! It’s gone! I felt a clicking in my spine and the pain just left me!’ I was ecstatic,” continued Paul. “She then spun around and ran up the stairs.”

My friend Paul is not some strange faith healer, he is a regular guy; a health and safety officer to be precise. But Paul knows the scriptures and prayed with complete faith in the power of the name of Jesus to heal. Jesus said, “These signs will accompany those who believe: in my name they will lay their hands on the sick, and they will recover.” In Acts, we read of many healings done in Jesus’ name. In James, we read, “And the prayer of faith will save the one who is sick.” And by the Holy Spirit Peter writes, “By his wounds, you have been healed.”

Jesus healed the sick. Often, we read that Jesus healed all who came to him. In fact, I did some research and discovered that two-thirds of the miracles that Jesus performed were miracles of healing. God’s word is God’s will and in God’s word, we read that God is the LORD who heals. Therefore, I think it’s safe to say that healing is the will of God.

Are you unwell today? Have you been diagnosed with a chronic illness? Do you suffer nagging aches and pains or a debilitating ailment? If so, then let us stand together in agreement (Jesus said, “if two of you agree on earth about anything they ask, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven,”) and pray that prayer of faith that the Lord will heal you in every way.

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God-tracking is praying in faith for God’s healing
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Mark 16:17-18
Acts 3:1-10
James 5:13-15
Matthew 4:23-24
Matthew 18:19
1 Peter 2:24

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

Not by my authority do I pray, but by the authority of God’s word, do I pray for healing, in the name of Jesus

“In the name of Jesus, I pray now with my reader, O Lord. You are Jehovah Rapha – the LORD who heals. Though I cannot physically lay my hands on my friend, I pray a prayer of faith, in agreement with them, for their healing. I command every ailment, every pain, every infirmity: cancer, diabetes, back pain, arthritis, deafness, crippled limbs, tumours, blood conditions… every possible illness to be healed. Not by my authority do I pray, but by the authority of God’s word, do I pray for healing, in the name of Jesus. Amen.”

If you felt the healing power of God on you just now, I’d love to hear from you. Please email dudley@godtracker.co.uk


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GOD TRACKING IS PRAYING WITH YOUR EYES ON JESUS AND NOT YOUR PROBLEM

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 Hebrews 12:2-3Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. Consider him who endured such opposition from sinful men, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.

“No matter what the devil throws at you; no matter how circumstances may bend in the process, know that your God is faithful, and he is quick to deliver you.”

My blood ran cold as my wife relayed the message to me that she’d just received from my daughter-in-law, “Ruben has been rushed to hospital with a temperature in excess of 39 degrees Celsius!” Our first grandson had taken our lives by storm; I wasn’t going to sit back and allow the devil to take his life from him. Karen and I rushed to the hospital and, together with my son and his wife we laid hands on his little body, claiming God’s healing Word. At that moment I just knew Ruben would be alright. However, the next day when we arrived to visit him, we found his parents outside the ward, in tears. Little Ruben had deteriorated through the night and at one point, stopped breathing. Medics resuscitated him and then rushed him to intensive care. Yet, with hundreds of people praying for him around the world, I just knew he would be alright.

After only 24 hours in ICU Ruben was discharged back to his ward. Several tests were done but the doctors found nothing wrong with him! A day later he was home. By God’s grace and comfort, the family had pressed in and taken God at his Word.

Oswald Chambers said, “We have to pray with our eyes on God, not on the difficulties.” Could be you’re facing a crisis right now, as my family did that time. Let me encourage you to not look at your problem when you pray but look through it with your eyes set on Christ. God’s word is jam-packed with promise and hope. Receive his word and walk in the hope it offers. You see, the Lord is already on the other side of your difficulty making way for you to get there. No matter what the devil throws at you; no matter how circumstances may bend in the process, know that your God is faithful, and he is quick to deliver you.


God-tracking is praying with your eyes on Jesus and not your problem

READ ALL ABOUT IT1 Peter 2:24
Mark 16:18
 James 5:14

DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP AND PRAY

 I fix my eyes on Jesus and not my problem by presenting my prayer to you with thanksgiving

 “Dear Lord, I just feel as though I can’t go on any more. It seems as though this problem has consumed me. But dear Lord I know that you know what I’m going through today. Help me to hold on to your promises and the hope your words offer me. Help me to track your path until I eventually get to the other side of my worries. I cast my anxieties on you right now! Lord forgive me for my doubts. I thank you that you will meet my need and help me get over this mountain. I fix my eyes on Jesus and not my problem by presenting my prayer to you with thanksgiving, O God. Thank you for answering my call. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.”

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trACker number400 Pray With Your Eyes on Jesus and Not Your Problem

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25 May 2012 

  

Dear God Tracker

Pray With Your Eyes on Jesus and Not Your Problem

My blood ran cold as my wife relayed the message to me that she’d just received from my daughter-in-law. Our newborn grandson had been rushed to hospital with a temperature in excess of 39 degrees Celsius. Little Ruben had taken our lives by storm; I wasn’t going to sit back and allow the devil to take his life from him. Karen and I rushed to the hospital and, together with my son and his wife, we laid hands on his little body. At that moment I just knew he would be alright. However, the next day when we arrived to visit him, we found his parents outside the ward, in tears. Little Ruben had deteriorated and stopped breathing. Medics resuscitated him and sent him to intensive care. Yet, with hundreds of people praying for him around the world, I just knew he would be alright.

After only 24 hours in ICU he was discharged back to his ward. Several tests were done but the doctors found nothing wrong with baby Ruben! A few of days later he was home. By God’s grace and comfort, the family had pressed in and taken God at his word: “…they will place their hands on sick people, and they will get well,” (Matt 16:18).

Oswald Chambers once said, “We have to pray with our eyes on God, not on the difficulties.” Could be you’re facing a crisis right now, as my family did last week. Let me encourage you to pray and hear from God. God’s word is jam-packed with promise and hope. Receive his word and walk in the hope it offers. You see, the Lord is already on the other side of your difficulty making way for you to get there. No matter what the devil throws at you; no matter how circumstances may bend in the process, know that your God is faithful and he is quick to deliver you. So pray with your eyes on Jesus and not your problem.

God-tracking is getting through to the other side.

Every blessing

Dudley

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Verse of the Week

Ephesians 3:20

Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,

Quote of the Week

A Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes.

“You must know that a crisis is only seasonal. Nothing is forever, except God” --- Dr Myles Munroe

 

Don’t Give-up, Look-up!

Look-up and Fix Your Eyes On Jesus!

Thank You for Answering My Call

Philippians 4:6

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.

Pray

“Dear Lord I just feel as though I can’t go on any more. It seems as though this problem has consumed me. But dear Lord I know that you know what I’m going through. Help me to hold on to your promises and the hope your words offer me. Help me to track your path until I eventually get to the other side of my worries. I surrender my anxieties to you right now! Lord forgive me for my doubts. I thank you that you will meet my need and help me get over this mountain. I fix my eyes on Jesus and not my problem by presenting my prayer to you with thanksgiving, O God. Thank you for answering my call. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.”

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trACker number389 After All, Were All Going To Die One Day, Anyway

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10 February 2012 

  

Dear God Tracker

After All, We’re All Going To Die One Day, Anyway.

Jonas was crippled in both ankles and feet so he was most grateful to his younger half-brother who would carry him across the road every morning to the temple gate, Beautiful to beg for alms as people came in to pray. This day he’d been at the gate since sunrise but had only received two copper coins. By the time midday came, Jonas was hot and weary, yet he was desperate to add a few more coins to those he’d gained over the week to give to his brother for food.

Just then he noticed two men approaching. He recognised them as part of that new group who believed in the man they claimed had risen from the dead. Perhaps they would be compassionate and give him some money. “Alms, alms. Please, I have not eaten in days.”

John noticed that Peter had stopped and was staring at Jonas so he turned back to join him. “Look at us,” said Peter holding out empty hands. Jonas was confused, but still expected a couple of coppers. “Silver or gold I do not have,” said Peter, “but what I have I give you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk." Then Peter took Jonas by the hand and lifted him up.

Jonas felt a warm flow course though his helpless feet and ankles. He jumped up and shouted, “I’m cured! Look, I can walk again!” Walking and jumping and praising God, Jonas entered the temple courts with Peter and John.

A great story as recorded in Acts 3 (though embellished a little by yours truly, I’ll admit). This was an outstanding miracle, indeed, especially because the man who was healed was an elderly gent; Acts 4:22 records that he was over 40-years of age. Given that the average life expectancy from birth in Roman times was about 25 (according to the University of Texas) it’s safe to say that it was rather unusual to see a miracle of this nature. Even the Sanhedrin, after arresting Peter and John for this act, noted that the man was elderly. When I read this story I’m always blessed and impressed to see Peter and John’s compassion, faith and obedience in praying for healing despite this man’s obvious age. After all, surely he would die soon, anyway?

Why is it that we are so reluctant to pray for our elderly folk to be healed? Why do we often catch ourselves praying, “Lord take them home in peace.” True, we all will die one day and when that moment comes I desire that it will be in peace, but I also desire that it will be painless and dignified. I do not want to lie on my deathbed one day, wracked with pain and discomfort only to hear people pray, “Lord your will be done.” In fact, Peter did pray the Lord’s will for this elderly guy and he was healed to new life! Let’s take example from this scripture precedent and always only pray for healing, no matter what the need, condition or age of the person we are praying for. After all, we’re all going to die one day, anyway.

God-tracking is not age restricted!

May the Lord bless and heal you today.

Dudley

God-tracker, if you are ill today - sick in body or soul - I pray in Jesus’ name that you will be healed and restored. God is able and God is willing.

Our God is faithful, always!

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Our hope is that, by sharing experiences in tracking the will of God, we will draw closer to him and discover the awesome value of walking with God. Let us know what you think by e-mailing dudley@godtracker.co.uk God knows the plans he has for you. So go ahead and track them!

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What is trACker?

GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

You can now hear Dudley Anderson on UCB UK

Saturdays from 00:00 to 05:00 GMT and Sundays from 06:00 to 12:00 GMT

Listen to UCB UK on DAB, Sky channel 0125 or online at http://ucbmedia.co.uk

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Verse of the Week

Ephesians 3:20

Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, ²¹ to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.

Quote of the Week

A Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes.

“Just Believe. Live in your anointed spirit not in the natural soul. Everything is possible to him who believes.” --- John Bedford

 

Don’t Give-up, Look-up!

Look-up and Fix Your Eyes On Jesus!

By Your Wounds I Am Healed

1 Peter 2:24

He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by his wounds you have been healed.

Pray

“Lord, forgive me for being unfaithful in prayer. Help me to always only pray for healing; and as a Christian, I believe that even physical death is a healing. You are the Lord who heals, always. I believe that you have taken all my sins away and that I am healed of their effect. I ask you’ll give me wisdom and the word of knowledge when I pray for the sick to know how to pray. So, if I have faith for forgiveness than I will have faith for healing. For by your torn body on the cross I have righteousness and by your wounds I am healed.!” Amen, amen!

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