29The jailer called for lights, rushed in and fell trembling before Paul and Silas. 30He then brought them out and asked, "Sirs, what must I do to be saved?" Acts 16:29-30
In the end of Acts 16, we find Paul and Silas in jail for casting out a demon from a girl who was being used as a fortune teller. Apparently, her 'owner's didnt approve of her transformation, and faught to arrest Paul & Silas. Once arrested, these 2 were sitting in jail when a loud thunder rolled out and the prison gates swung open. In versus 27 and 28, we see Paul call out to the jailer to not kill himself, for the prisoners were all there, none having escaped. And then, the best part is verses 29 & 30.The jailer sees how powerful a God that Paul and Silas serve, and he immediately recognizes God's amazing ability to wreck, or restore your life.
Think about that today. Do you believe the Lord has enough power to do incredible things in your life that would draw others unto him? Do you treat Him as so?
Join us this week in being reminded that God is far bigger than our little situations. And he is more faithful that we could ever imagine. Please pray that when Friday comes, we would be able to sit back and say "wow, God, you did something amazing" and know that He is able to do exceedingly more than we could ever imagine or hope for.
--Bryan
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