Eight Purposes for Signs and Wonders

(part two)


To Turn the Hearts of Men


Surely, the most dynamic example of signs and wonders is found in the Old Testament, where, through Moses, God’s words were, ¨Let My people go!¨ God gave Moses the call and assignment to be a deliverer to the people of Israel. Of course, Pharaoh opposed God’s words and refused to do so.

The Bible records that God even hardened Pharaoh’s heart in order to prepare Israel for their deliverance. In essence, the hardened heart of Pharaoh was a sign and a wonder: it was to turn his heart and let the people of God from hundreds of years of bondage and slavery.

As Moses announced and Egypt witnessed each sign and wonder, Pharaoh’s heart hardened more and more. But it wasn’t until the first born plague came that the king yielded to God’s words, ¨Let My people go.¨

Even today, God still desires to use signs and wonders to turn the hearts of men and women. We must step into that realm of the miraculous and allow God to use us in whatever capacity He desires in order to fulfill His purposes in the earth. There are too many in bondage and enslaved to sin. They need to hear the message of freedom, but the enemy of their souls does not want to let them go. You and I can respond to the cry of the people as Moses, stepping out of the shoes of our humanity and into the realm of the supernatural.

God is into the mode of revealing the secrets of men’s hearts. He is willing to even harden a few hearts in order to see people walk in freedom. You are a deliverer too! Begin to announce the freedom of those around you, saying, ¨Let God’s people go…in Jesus´ name.¨ I’ll see you around the victory’s circle!