Let Jesus Solve Your Problem
John 2:3 And when they wanted wine, the mother of Jesus saith unto him, They have no wine.
In biblical times, offering wine to your guests at a wedding was an expected courtesy.
It was also a sign of respect, so running out of it would have been considered a social disaster.
But observe how Mary handled it. Instead of looking for someone to blame, or making excuses, she took her problem to Jesus.
That’s always the move. 'O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear. All because we do not carry, everything to God in prayer',
Jesus told the servants to fill the jars with water and give some to the headwaiter. When he tasted it, the Bible says... 'The water had become wine...'
But notice, it happened after they had obeyed Jesus, not before.
Some times when prayer is suggested before the start of some things, some will ask 'is it necessary? Or ‘as it come to that? Or ' must we pray about everything? But we fail to know that God knows and sees the end of a thing from the beginning
Your problem is important to God, all of them, He delights in you, He rejoices over you as a bridegroom rejoices over his bride.
You are never too big or too small to ask your heavenly Father for help. Just take your cue from Mary:
Until you become powerless, God will never prove He's powerful
Identify the problem, bring it to Jesus, do what He tells you, and watch Him work it out.
God bless you.
In biblical times, offering wine to your guests at a wedding was an expected courtesy.
It was also a sign of respect, so running out of it would have been considered a social disaster.
But observe how Mary handled it. Instead of looking for someone to blame, or making excuses, she took her problem to Jesus.
That’s always the move. 'O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear. All because we do not carry, everything to God in prayer',
Jesus told the servants to fill the jars with water and give some to the headwaiter. When he tasted it, the Bible says... 'The water had become wine...'
But notice, it happened after they had obeyed Jesus, not before.
Some times when prayer is suggested before the start of some things, some will ask 'is it necessary? Or ‘as it come to that? Or ' must we pray about everything? But we fail to know that God knows and sees the end of a thing from the beginning
Your problem is important to God, all of them, He delights in you, He rejoices over you as a bridegroom rejoices over his bride.
You are never too big or too small to ask your heavenly Father for help. Just take your cue from Mary:
Until you become powerless, God will never prove He's powerful
Identify the problem, bring it to Jesus, do what He tells you, and watch Him work it out.
God bless you.