MGD: The Simplicity of the Supernatural

Praise the Lord, and a very good morning to you.

Welcome to our morning Glory devotion, which is powered by

Harvestapol International Commercy. Today's devotion will be shared by Pastor

and Missus armond Apia.

Please let's share word of prayer.

Father, will thank you this morning for your goodness, and

my Sisterwards asked thank you for the gift of life

and the privilege to gather around your word. We welcome

your presence into this moment, and we ask in the

name of Jesus that you nourish us with all grace

and wisdom in.

The precious name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Amen, Let's take our confession from Joshua chapter one, verse eight.

This book of the Law shall not depart out of

my mouth, but I shall meditate in it day and night,

that I may observe to do according to all that

is written in it. For then I will make my

way prosperous, and then I will have good success.

Amen.

Our devotion is titled the Simplicity of the Supernatural. Will

take a scripture reading from First Kings chapter nineteen, verse

nine to thirteen.

N e t. He went into a cave there and

spent the night.

All of a sudden, the Law's message came to him.

Why are you here, Elijah?

He answered, I have been absolutely loyal to the Lord,

God of Heaven's armies. Even though the Israelites have abandoned

the covenant they made with you, turned down your altars

and killed your prophet to the sword. I alone am left,

and now they want to take my life. The Lord said,

go out and stand on the mountain before the Lord. Look,

the Lord is ready to pass by. A very powerful

wind went before the Lord, digging into the mountain and

cossain landslide, but the Lord was not in the wind.

After the windstorm, there was an earthquake, but the Lord

was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake, there was

a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire.

After the fire, there was a soft whisper. When Elijah

heard it, he covered his face with his rope and

went out and stood at the entrance of the cave.

All of a sudden, a voice asked me, why are

you here, Elijah?

Amen? May the Lord bless the reading of his Holy Word.

The simplicity of the supernatural. Many believers today have been

conditioned to associate the supernatural with word is spectacular or dramatic,

simplicity is quietly dismissed as inadequate or even suspicious. Yet

the account of Elijah at Hurry unsettles this assumption. There

was a wind, an earthquake, and a fire, and as

powerful as they may be, the Lord wasn't in any

of them. Instead, the Lord showed up in a still

small voice or whisper, proving that the supernatural is not

always accompanied by a spectacle. Many believers pursue spectacular expressions

of spirituality, convinced that God is most present where drama

is most versible. There are others who are also not

persuaded by such displays, and they eventually go wary of

the supernatural Lord together, unsettled by how it is publicly

portrayed the simplicity of the supernaturalism discerning the voice of

the Lord. Sometimes in the heat of the spectacular, we

miss out on one of the most important ingredients that

makes for our good in Christ, which is hearing the

voice of God and obeying it. And that is even

more powerful than any other spectacular experience. We may have

simple and struct through the voice of your Holy Spirit,

like read your Bible, love your enemy, go to church,

walk in order, and not less as spiritual acts. They

are the areas that reveal the power of God when

heeded to yes. That is how simple the supernatural can be.

God speaks so that his people may live, obey.

And endure.

When believers learn to discern his voice beyond noise and spectacle,

the supernatural is no longer a source of confusion or fascination,

but a means of transformation. The church is called not

to chase the wind fire or earthquakes, but stand attentively

before the Lord and listen with accompanied obedience. Amen, beloved,

let's take our memory verse for today, and we take

it from Second Corinthians eleven, verse three. But I fear

less by any means, as a serpent beguid ive through

his subtilty, So your minds should be corrupted from the

simplicity that is in Christ.

Amen, let us pray, Father, well, thank you for speaking

to us through your word.

Today.

We ask for grace to be doers of your word

and not hear us.

Only.

Let the truth we have heard about the simplicity of

the supernatural bear fruits in our lives and bring glory

to your name.

In Jesus's name, With great amen.

God bless you for joining today's episode of our Morning

Glory Devotion. Join us again tomorrow at the same time

for another edition of the Morning Glory Devotion. Until then,

remain in God's presence and stay blessed.

Shalom.