But I know that even now God will give you whatever you ask.
John 11:22
In John 11 we read - Mary and Martha sent word to Jesus that their brother, Lazarus, was very sick.
They thought He would come immediately and heal Lazarus.
But days passed, and Lazarus died.
When Jesus showed up, Martha was upset.
She said, “Jesus, if You had been here sooner, my brother would not have died.”
Martha could have walked away in anger and bitterness, which would be the end of the story.
But she added, “I know even now God will give You whatever You ask.”
She was saying, “It seems impossible, but I know You have the final say.”
They went to the tomb, the place where Martha stopped believing, and rolled away the stone, and Jesus gave them a resurrection.
Start believing again right where you gave up.
Get your passion back.
It may have been dead, but that wasn’t the final word.
God has the final say—freedom, wholeness, abundance, victory.
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