I will be with you is a promise made by God to all His servants. Moses heard it when he faced the challenge of delivering Israel from Egypt (see Exod. 3: 12). Joshua received this promise when he led Israel into the Promised Land (see Josh. 1: 9). When Gideon received the call of God to be a deliverer for Israel, God sealed it with the same promise (see Judg. 6: 16). In the New Testament, this promise came to all believers through the Great Commission (see Matt. 28: 19). It comes when God has required something of us that is humanly impossible. It’s important to see this. It’s the presence of God that links us to the impossible. I tell our folks, He is in me for my sake, but He’s upon me for yours. His presence makes anything possible! God doesn’t have to try to do supernatural things. He is supernatural. He would have to try to not be. If He is invited to a situation, we should expect nothing but supernatural invasion. Johnson, Bill (2013-03-19). When Heaven Invades Earth Expanded Edition: A Practical Guide to a Life of Miracles (p. 83). Destiny Image, Inc.. Kindle Edition.
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