The Heart Of The Soldier And The Fisherman

Monday, June 5, 2017

In Acts, the Roman soldier Cornelius is praying. God interrupts his prayer and tells him to send for a Jewish man named Shimon, or Simon Peter. Meanwhile, Simon's seeing a vision of unkosher animals, and the same God who gave the Law of kosher and non-kosher tells him to rise, kill, and eat. The vision isn't about food, it's about gentile people who are called unkosher. God's opening up the heart of this Jewish man to the gentile and the heart of the gentile to the Jewish man. Both need to be open to what God has, and then they'll see something bigger than anything they can imagine. Their meeting together is going to change the course of human history. In fact, your being saved is probably part of it. God's words to Abraham, ""In your seed all nations are going to be blessed"

are fulfilled through this. What God has for you is bigger and greater than what you can imagine. Open your heart to believe and walk in faith for what God has. God will do a miracle