You can minister to others or receive your own miracle – by calling for the miracle.
How? Call on Jesus. Hear Jesus respond via Holy Spirit.
When you know what miracle is called for, you can ask Holy Spirit.
Your response will be yes, or something better. Occasionally a “not now”. (A “not now” is extremely rare. Only heard that once. I didn’t know Still Small Voice could be so loud. Hard to explain. Maybe more on that later.)
You might begin to realize it is not appropriate, right or good. Take the feedback! Do not continue unless it is good and right.
You will be shown what to do, hear what to do, or otherwise led by Holy Spirit. Obey. Act.
You may have to set the stage first, when ministering to others. You may have to interrupt events already in progress. You may have to tell a surprising story that opens your hearers hearts. That prepares the way, smooths the way. Levels the road. If so, you’ll be led to do that, too. You want their complete attention if they are to receive their miracle.
When you call on a miracle, or call on God for a miracle – you are literally calling. Like speaking to your mountain — you – speak – to – it.
You will get a response. Be quiet and listen for a response. A non-response is not a yes. Although it could be a yes that you did not hear. It also may be best to try again later.
When you call a pet or a person, you expect a response and you pay attention so you can notice – a response. Or notice that you are not noticing anything. You want and maybe even need to know; and these are different – so pay attention.
It’s a form of call and response; only not in church or with an audience – it’s you calling and paying attention for your response.
You can call with strong and pure intent. Be really sincere. A child or cat will not come when you call but they know you do not really mean it. Why would a miracle come when you do not mean it?
Be single minded. Be sincere. Mean it when you call for anything, including a miracle big or small.
Pay attention to your response. Act on that response.
For many of us, it is easier to be single minded, sincere and congruent when we ask out loud. There are times (especially when ministering to someone else) that it may be best to call your miracle to come, to manifest, silently. Notice the response. Then, as appropriate, ask out loud. This can be a best way to go when ministering to others.
Of course, if others hear you calling for something, and they even sometimes all perceive a response soon, then you are teaching about how to do something important and valuable. By example, teaching or giving a sermon. Or, depending on who is learning – you may even be engaged in disciple-making.
I hope so! In fact, I call on you to do so.