Jesus doesn’t need our help to perform miracles, but He invites us to join Him in what He’s doing. In this week’s devotional, we explore how obedience and simple acts of faith open the door to divine power. From the boy’s lunch to the servants at Cana and the friends who carried the paralytic, each story reminds us that God multiplies what we’re willing to give. Through small steps of obedience, faith moves, serves, and participates - and that’s where the miracle begins.

When storms rise and faith feels small, Jesus still asks, “Do you trust Me?” This week’s devotional explores how Christ taught His disciples — and teaches us — to trust Him through miracles that reveal His power and provision. From calming the storm to providing a coin in a fish’s mouth, each moment reminds us that faith grows when we obey, depend, and believe.

Listen and be encouraged to trust the One who knows your need before you ask.

In this week's devotional, we explore the miracles of Jesus that reveal something far deeper than compassion or power. They reveal His identity as God in the flesh. These miracles are God’s way of saying, “Here I am — with skin on.”

Through Scripture, we watch Jesus demonstrate divine authority in every realm of life:

• Authority over death as He calls Lazarus from the tomb and raises Jairus’ daughter and the widow’s son.• Authority over creation as He walks on water and calms the storm with a word.• Authority over sin as He forgives and restores the paralytic lowered through the roof.• Authority over the spiritual realm as demons bow, beg, and obey Him.• Authority in glory as He shines on the Mount of Transfiguration.

Each miracle answers the question Jesus asked His disciples: “Who do you say that I am?” And each miracle declares the same truth: Only God can do this.

This devotional will strengthen your confidence in the One who holds all authority in heaven and on earth — the same Jesus who walks with you through fear, grief, storms, illness, and uncertainty. He is God with us, God for us, and God who will one day return visibly in glory.

First of 4 in a series on the Miracles of Jesus, we explore one of the most powerful truths in the miracles of Jesus: some miracles exist for one purpose — to reveal the glory of God.

Walking through John 9, we meet the man born blind… a man who didn’t call out, didn’t ask for healing, and didn’t even see Jesus coming. Yet Jesus stops, sees him, and heals him — not because of sin, not because of a request, but “so the works of God might be displayed in him.”

This episode unpacks:

• Why Jesus waited until this moment to heal him

• How Job’s friends made the same mistake the disciples made

• Why some suffering is not punishment, but preparation

• How God’s timing reveals His goodness, compassion, and glory

• How ordinary places become the stage for extraordinary grace

• Why your testimony still matters today

If you’ve ever prayed for something for years…If you’ve ever wondered why God hasn’t moved yet…If you’ve ever questioned whether He sees you…

This devotional will remind you that God’s timing is intentional, His purposes are good, and His glory is often revealed right when no one expects it.

“One thing I do know: I was blind, but now I see.” May this truth strengthen your faith and open your eyes to the places where God is already at work in your life.

Title: Hallelujah — The Praise Word That Belongs to Every Believer Series: Senior Adult Ministry of Cornerstone Church, Davenport, Florida

Description: Today’s devotional explores one of the most universal words in worship — Hallelujah.In Hebrew, it means “Praise Yah”, a command calling God’s people to lift their voices in joyful, radiant praise. Pastor Randy unpacks the beauty of this word from Scripture, showing how it joins hallelu (“praise, all of you”) with Yah, the shortened form of God’s covenant name.

Through passages from Psalms 146–150, Psalm 68:4, and Revelation 19, you’ll discover that Hallelujah is a summons to worship, a confession of faith, and a celebration of God’s unchanging name.

Whether you’re listening at home, in a small group, or during your morning devotion, this message reminds every believer that if you can still breathe, you can still praise.

“Let everything that has breath praise Yah! Hallelujah!” — Psalm 150:6 (WEB)

This 33‑minute devotional tells the story of “The Day Everything Changed” — a day that begins with fear, financial pressure, and a life‑threatening diagnosis… and ends with healing, freedom, and a debt completely paid.

It’s more than a story. It’s a picture of the gospel.Many Christians believe they’re forgiven, but few live as though they are truly free.

In this episode, Pastor Randy invites you to step into the freedom Christ has already secured for you — freedom from shame, freedom from old labels, freedom from the past that once defined you.

You are free indeed. Now it’s time to live like it.

Larry Wallace shares his personal testimony of how he came to Jesus. He shares his personal story of his time in Viet Nam and how he sought forgiveness, both from God and from others. Larry challenges believers on how to seek forgiveness when they are the ones who caused the offense as he shares his personal life's story in finding forgiveness for himself.

This message, carried over from "Biblical Forgiveness" (episode 2.11), explores why self‑forgiveness is often harder than forgiving others and how God’s mercy frees us from guilt and shame. Pastor Randy walks through Psalm 103, Romans 8, and 1 John 1 to show that God’s forgiveness is complete and personal.

You’ll also learn practical, biblical steps for seeking forgiveness when you’ve hurt someone else — with humility, honesty, and repentance that leads to real change.

If you’ve struggled with regret or felt unworthy of grace, this message will help you rest in God’s compassion and walk in the freedom Christ already purchased.