Online Reporter
GREETINGS, beloved nation. In the world we live in today, God desires to manifest undeniable miracles in the lives of His people — miracles so evident that no one could ever claim they are stage-managed. These are the works of the Holy Ghost, the Spirit of Truth.
One of God’s greatest intentions for the Church is to showcase His power — to demonstrate that the living God is truly at work, among His people. As the Bible reminds us, we are a city on a hill — a visible, undeniable testament to the power and presence of Jesus Christ.
Yet many times, the Church goes unnoticed by the world. Why? Because we have yet to fully walk in the dimension of the miraculous as described in Scripture. Every Sunday, we witness thousands of believers carrying their Bibles, churches filled with cars and crowds walking or cycling to worship. But from Monday to Saturday, the power of God often seems absent in our homes, offices and communities.
We see frustration, bitterness and unhappiness in workplaces and social spaces. Then we wonder: where are the same Christians, who were speaking in tongues and sharing powerful testimonies on Sunday? Why don’t we feel their spiritual atmosphere outside of the church?
Has God limited His power to Sundays? Absolutely not. His power is meant to be experienced both in the church and in the world. We must move into a realm I call the undeniable dimension — where the evidence of God’s hand is so clear in our lives that even non-believers must acknowledge it.
If the Church fails to enter this dimension, we operate in mediocrity, powerless and unremarkable. Yet God desires glory and that glory must be seen through us. As Paul writes in Galatians 1:24, “And they glorified God in me.” There was something so evident in Paul’s life that it drew glory to God.
In John 9, we read of a man born blind. After Jesus anointed his eyes with clay and sent him to wash in the pool of Siloam, the man received his sight. His neighbours couldn’t believe it. “Is this not the man who used to sit and beg?” they asked. Some said, “It is he,” while others said, “He is like him.” But the man replied, “I am he.” (John 9:9)
This was an undeniable miracle — one that sparked questions, conversations and curiosity. What do people notice about us in our schools, neighbourhoods or workplaces? Do they see the transforming power of God in us?
We must pray for the release of a grace that is both noticeable and undeniable — that our lives would cause others to pursue God. When asked how his eyes were opened, the formerly blind man responded simply and powerfully: “A Man called Jesus made clay, anointed my eyes and said to me, ‘Go to the pool of Siloam and wash.’ So I went and washed and I received sight.” (John 9:11)
There is a dimension of glory coming to individuals — where even strangers will notice and question the changes in your life. Not because of gossip or failure, but because of God’s power, elevation and transformation in your life.
This level of glory will be so loud and visible that both the Church and the world will take notice.
So, no matter what season you’re in — whether you’ve been gossiped about, labelled as a failure or are battling sickness, joblessness or rejection—I want to encourage you: seek the One who can silence your enemies. When God moves, no one can deny it. And it’s always for His glory.
It’s time for the Church to posture itself in prayer and hunger. The blessing of God comes to those who know how to position themselves. The reason we aren’t seeing more of these miraculous, undeniable manifestations is because we haven’t yet become desperate for more of Him. We’ve grown comfortable with failure and disappointment.
But the Bible says in Jeremiah 29:13-14: “And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart. I will be found by you, says the LORD and I will bring you back from your captivity…”
When we seek God with all our hearts, we will find Him — and with Him comes a dimension that cannot be hidden.
In Acts 4:14-16, the healed man stood before the council, and it says: “Seeing the man who had been healed standing with them, they could say nothing against it… For indeed, that a notable miracle has been done through them is evident to all who dwell in Jerusalem and we cannot deny it.”
May that be your testimony too — undeniable and unforgettable. God bless you all.
