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THE WOMAN WITH NO FALLOPIAN TUBE AND THE WASTED OIL 

THE WOMAN WITH NO FALLOPIAN TUBE AND THE WASTED OIL 

DWOJ Daily Words of Jesus Devotional Post August

Wednesday, 5th August, 2026

Bible Reading:  Luke 1:34–37

Memory VerseFor with God nothing shall be impossible. Luke 1:37

There are situations in life that look completely final. The doctors have spoken. The reports are clear. The evidence is overwhelming. Everything says, “This is impossible.” Rev. Isaac Omolehin once shared a powerful testimony of a woman who had no fallopian tubes and has never menstruated in her life. Medically, motherhood was not just difficult; it was impossible.

On the day he dedicated a church, he anointed the altar, and oil overflowed. After the service, while others were leaving, this woman ran to that “wasted” oil. While the ushers were about to clean it up, she knelt down and prayed a simple, heartfelt prayer: “Lord, let me have a child, so when they count members in this church, they will count my children.” Just raw faith! That same month, she became pregnant.

Not only did she give birth to one child, she had another shortly after. When she returned to the doctors, they were confused. The same scans still showed she had no fallopian tubes, yet she carried children in her womb.

What happened? God stepped in and overrode medical limitations. This is the mystery of divine intervention. When God moves, He does not consult human logic. He does not need permission from natural laws. He is the Creator of the body; He can create what is missing.

But notice something important: the woman did not despise what others called “waste.” She recognised that anything connected to God carries power. While others saw oil to be cleaned, she saw an opportunity for a miracle. Faith will always see what others overlook.

Sometimes, your miracle is not far away. It is hidden in something simple, something you may have ignored. A word, an instruction, a moment in God’s presence. The question is: will you recognise it? God is still in the business of doing the impossible. Barrenness is not the end. Delay is not denial. Medical reports are not the final authority. When God speaks, impossibilities bow.

QuoteWhen God steps in, impossibility loses its meaning.

Prophetic Decree: Let every impossibility in your life become possibility, in Jesus name. 

Prayer Focus 

Father, I thank You because You are the God that does the impossible. Lord, I lay every difficult situation before You today. Step into my life and do what only You can do. Give me the faith to recognize my moment of visitation. Let every limitation be broken, and let my life become a testimony, in Jesus name. Amen.

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:  2 Kings 22-23, 2 Chronicles 34-35

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