Day: December 29, 2025
THE ELEVENTH-HOUR MIRACLE
WELCOME BACK! The Eleventh-Hour Miracle reminds us that God’s power is never restricted by time, calendars, or human deadlines. The Bible says, “Is anything too hard for the LORD? At the appointed time…” (Genesis 18:14), revealing that God works by divine appointment, not human expectation. What appears late, delayed, or impossible to us is perfectly aligned with God’s schedule. When human strength runs out and every option seems exhausted, that is often where God’s supernatural intervention begins. As (Psalm 46:1) says, God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble, present even when we think time has passed us by.
Trusting God for a sudden turnaround means holding on when situations look hopeless, delayed, or beyond recovery. In (Matthew 20:6–7), the workers hired at the eleventh hour still received their reward, proving that timing does not cancel God’s favour. Consider Hannah, who waited for years in barrenness, enduring pain and misunderstanding, yet God answered her cry at the right moment and turned her sorrow into joy (1 Samuel 1:19–20). Her delay became a doorway to destiny. In the same way, God calls us to trust Him fully, even when the wait is long, believing that one divine moment can change everything (Isaiah 60:22), reminds us, “At the right time, I the LORD, will make it happen.”
The eleventh-hour miracle reveals that God specializes in last-minute wonders. Just when strength fades and hope seems completely drained, God steps in to prove that His promises never expire. Delays are not denials; they are platforms for greater glory, as (Romans 8:28), assures us that all things work together for good to those who love God. Your miracle may not come early, but it will come right on time, bringing undeniable testimony and maximum impact. Thank you, dear family, for staying faithful and expectant, your perseverance honours God. May the Lord renew your hope, strengthen your faith, and release your eleventh-hour miracle, turning every delay into praise, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Rev. Dr. Israel M Onyije
Uplifted Moments Team Leader
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