John TL Maasbach Podcast

Let's reflect on the story of a brother of ours: Simeon. The Bible gives us a revelation about him that is very useful for our own life.

Can you imagine being one of those shepherds in the field? Do you embrace God's Word in your heart and find it to be as He told it to be? The shepherds beheld the Shekinah glory of the Lord and after they saw Him, they couldn't keep their mouth about it. We can also behold the Savior today, with all His glorious aspects!

God had well prepared that day that He sent His Son into the world. This message shows us Mary's response: she didn't reason with her mind, but she believed with her heart. What happens to us when we respond to His presence and promises in faith? Just like Mary, we can be a vessel, a carrier of the glory of the Lord.

The woman with the demon posessed daughter, a well known story out of Matthew 15. Why did Jesus respond this way? What is our attitude to a heaven that seems made of brass? This story is here for you and this message will encourage you.

Maybe there is some area in your life that has lost its power, just like the lame man through the roof who lost all power in his legs. There was no way for the lame man to get to Jesus, but he had friends that lowered him down through the roof. The miracle of salvation preceded the miracle of healing from disease. Stay tuned for a powerful prayer at the end of this message.

Jesus met a man on the Sabbath that lived with a deformity in his body. This shrivelled hand affected his whole life. Are you dealing with some kind of deformity in your life? Hear this sweet invitation: stretch out your problem to Jesus, like the man stretched out his shriveled hand. And stay tuned for powerful prayer at the end.

In Luke 7 we read that Jesus was followed by a large crowd of people who experienced miracles. A crowd full of life! But they met with a crowd that was full of death. There are two crowds in the world today and these crowds need to meet each other.

We are not living through our strength. We are all dependent on His sufficiency to live that victorious life. It's a continuous flow! And He gives it through the Son. So how does this strength flow to us and through us?

I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me', so many times we speak. But do we really believe it? Does the rest of our talking line up with this verse? The Word of God can be a greater reality than what we feel or see!

God has a great miracle for you! When Jesus tells us to believe for something, He doesn't just expect us to muster up the faith to believe for it, but He gives us the faith to believe for it! Let's not limit God to our own comprehension.