What is your primal urge? To answer that question, I think we have to go a step higher and dig a little deeper and ask: What is God’s primal urge? Because it doesn’t begin with us, it begins with God. And we find our purpose and we find our mission when we find ourselves in him.

This week, as we contemplate finding our purpose, I would encourage you to tap into the missional purpose to which God has called his people. Our God is a missional God, his very nature is one in which out of love, he sends himself to those in need.

We are part of a much bigger purpose, the missional church. Which at the end of the day is to see the Kingdom of God come to earth.

When it comes to miracles, especially ones that I’d like to experience, like my personal prayer to be totally healed from cancer, I’ve stopped asking why and why not, and I’ve started asking what can I learn, how can I grow, where is my opportunity to walk in obedience to the Spirit’s leading, and what can I do while I’m here.

Belief in Jesus also changes our worldview. It shifts the way we see God, the way we ourselves, the way we see others, and the way we even see creation. It draws us to become students of his words, imitators of his ways, and partners in his mission. Belief in Jesus compels us to walk as true disciples of Jesus.

My prayer for you today is that you will have a prayer every day. You need a miracle. We need to have the miracle of God in our lives to magnify God because we are in a constant battle, and our God is our defender, and he has conquered it all.

I'd love to share what I've experienced that has given me an understanding of what a house of healing can be.