TEXT: LUKE 22:19 NKJV
And He took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, “This is My body which is given for you; do this in remembrance of Me.”
Discussions:
Many times, we use this verse for Holy Communion. Everything Jesus touched became blessed. Jesus touched the bread, and it became His body. He also touched the five loaves of bread, and they multiplied to feed the multitude.
We need such a touch from the Lord, and we also need our hands to be blessed to handle our day-to-day lives. It is a good thing to labour a little and get a lot of results.
There are two things we need:
1. Jesus should touch our lives.
2. Our hands should be blessed.
Brethren, I pray for you today: everything that seems impossible in your life may the Lord touch it, and may there be a miracle today, in Jesus’ name.
Your hands need to be blessed. Joseph is an example of a man with blessed hands. In Potiphar’s house, in the prison, and in the palace. Whatever he did turned to gold.
There is a strong connection between our hands and our destiny.
It is also important to note that who lays hands on you matters in life. If a blessed hand is laid on you, you shall surely be blessed. But God forbid that a cursed hand is laid on us. It is not wise to make your head available for just anyone to lay hands on it.
Declarations:
The Lord shall touch me and all the things that seem impossible in my life receives the touch of God. Whatever I toich shall turn to gold in Jesus name.
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