Retrace the Steps of Your Miracle

The story in Luke tells of Jesus coming in contact with 10 lepers. And after their request Jesus told them to go to the priest and show themselves. And as they went they were healed. Each step down that long dusty road, they found healing virtue flowing into their bodies. Each step represented more healing power flowing into their broken bodies from years of this destructive disease, the further they walked in obedience, the greater their miracle became. At some point down the path of obedience one of them found a revelation.

"I am Healed!"

Think of that. The heat of infection was gone. The fever had left. He looked at the infection and it was gone. His natural response was demonstrated in what he did.

This man began to retrace his steps to where his miracle started. We find him at the feet of the one that began the Miracle. Weeping and worshiping, this man found a greater revelation of healing than the others, for he realized what was the natural response that flowed from his heart.

“Let me get back to where this started.” The power of praise and thankfulness took him into a greater dimension of his miracle.

Praise The Lord God Almighty!

Many people today come in contact with Jesus and ask him to help them, and as they are walking away, the answer comes. Why do they never turn back to allow this revelation of Jesus to expand and grow in their lives?

Retracing your steps

The first time Moses had a revelation of God was in a burning bush, years later, he came full circle. The next time he comes to this place he finds a burning mountain. Where he first got a purpose, finds waiting on him a covenant.

What would happen if we would all retrace the steps of our Miracle? I guarantee you, that when you get back to the place you started; you will find that it is bigger than you remembered.

Consider afresh the mighty works of God in your life.

The Completion is waiting on your return,


Return to your First Love, Do the First Works,

Take Me Back.

In Him, By Him, Through Him,

Scott Phillips
www.inbythroughhim.blogspot.com