1st Day of School Thoughts

It's the first day of school, so I woke up extra early to pray. As you know, I'm constantly praying for a miracle for my child. I'm praying for that "sheath" {in his brain that I keep hearing about} to thicken and for his ears to communicate with certain sides of his brain. I'm praying that he finds confidence... something that I've witnessed his learning disabilities repeatedly break down. I'm praying for peace for him... for our family. I'm praying for his tender heart, not to "crack" as much. {I don't know where that term came from, but he's been saying things like, "That cracked my feelings" or "My feelings are cracked".}

So, I did something I've done a few times in life. I opened my Bible and played "Bible Bingo". This is the name my dear friend, Kizmi, calls it when one opens the Bible and it just falls to a page and you read it. Most of the times I play Bible Bingo, I fall directly onto a gem. This morning was no different. My eyes went directly to a verse talking about Jesus doing miracles among the people, and through God. I've read a great deal about miracles and do believe that God is responsible for them. The best part of the verse... the gem at the end, reads "as you yourself know".

It was so great to get a reminder this morning. I do know that, if it's His will, there will be a miracle. There will be many miracles in our lives. I believe it. I'm walking in that belief this very morning. 

Fellow Israelites, listen to this: Jesus of Nazareth was a man accredited by God to you by miracles, wonders and signs, which God did among you through him, as you yourselves know. Acts 2:22 NIV