LEGs - Excellence in our minds
Sep 19, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
We continue the teaching on kingdom legs focusing on the "E" - Excellence in our minds
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Sep 19, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
We continue the teaching on kingdom legs focusing on the "E" - Excellence in our minds
I've told you guys here that there is a difference between miracles and principles.
Hello.
Miracles are things that you pray about, you beg God for, you believe in God that if, if it can come true for me, my life will change.
That's a miracle.
miracles, by their nature of being miracles, are unreliable.
Hello? Hello? Miracles are unpredictable.
In fact, that was one of the mistakes Moses made.
Because the first time he built water from the rock, God said, strike the rock, he struck the rock, and water came out.
That wasn't even happening.
The next time he was going to draw water from the rock, he thought that he now has a formula for how to invent the water miracle.
You know, there are some people that try to patent miracles now.
They will tell you that for you to get this kind of miracle, what you need is seven candles and one bottle of tea.
That is what will give you this particular miracle.
You see, when people begin to do that, it is not miracle that they are giving you.
They are giving, it's called divination.
They are divining an auspice for you.
But I will not go into that.
Miracles by their nature are unpredictable, are unreliable.
But there is something else called principles.
For principles, you don't need to pray about it.
You don't even need to believe in God for principles to work.
I've told you guys this in this church, right? Yes or no? And I said that principles, by their design, are more predictable, more reliable, and sometimes even more powerful than miracles.
What is an example of a principle? The principle of gravity says that when you throw something up, it will do what? Ah.
But whether you believe in God or not, if you throw your phone up, it will do what? Ah.
I've told you guys here that there is a difference between miracles and principles.
Hello.
Miracles are things that you pray about, you beg God for, you believe in God that if, if it can come true for me, my life will change.
That's a miracle.
miracles, by their nature of being miracles, are unreliable.
Hello? Hello? Miracles are unpredictable.
In fact, that was one of the mistakes Moses made.
Because the first time he built water from the rock, God said, strike the rock, he struck the rock, and water came out.
That wasn't even happening.
The next time he was going to draw water from the rock, he thought that he now has a formula for how to invent the water miracle.
You know, there are some people that try to patent miracles now.
They will tell you that for you to get this kind of miracle, what you need is seven candles and one bottle of tea.
That is what will give you this particular miracle.
You see, when people begin to do that, it is not miracle that they are giving you.
They are giving, it's called divination.
They are divining an auspice for you.
But I will not go into that.
Miracles by their nature are unpredictable, are unreliable.
But there is something else called principles.
For principles, you don't need to pray about it.
You don't even need to believe in God for principles to work.
I've told you guys this in this church, right? Yes or no? And I said that principles, by their design, are more predictable, more reliable, and sometimes even more powerful than miracles.
What is an example of a principle? The principle of gravity says that when you throw something up, it will do what? Ah.
But whether you believe in God or not, if you throw your phone up, it will do what? Ah.
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