Monday, 3^rd August, 2026

Bible Reading:  2 Kings 4:18–37

Memory Verse: With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible. Matthew 19:26

There are moments in life when medical reports, circumstances, and expert opinions all seem final. They give percentages, timelines, and conclusions that look impossible to overturn.

This was the case of a woman who was given just a 15% chance to live. Her body was failing. She had epilepsy, brain tumour, and kidney failure. She was completely dependent on hospital machines. Humanly speaking, her story was already a write-off.

But someone dared to believe God. Her sister took a simple step of faith. She took a small piece of cloth prayed over by her Pastor, and said, “Let me see what God will do.” That was all it took – a heart that refused to accept the finality of man’s report.

The moment that mantle touched her something happened. She described it like electricity surging through her body. Life returned. Strength came back. Her system began to function again. She got up, removed the machines, and walked out of the hospital. What doctors called 15%, God turned into 100%.

Friends, God is not limited by percentages. He is not intimidated by diagnosis. He is not confused by what looks complicated to man.

Sometimes, all He is looking for is a simple faith. Faith that says, “Lord, I know what they said, but I also know what You can do.”

The real question is: Whose report will you believe?

Today, whatever situation you are facing, whether in health, finances, or family, don’t be discouraged by what is not working. God still has the final say.

Song: “Whose Report Shall You Believe” by Ron Kenoly

Quote: Only Jesus has the final say.

Prophetic Decree:  The God of all possibilities shall arise to do the impossible in your life, in Jesus name. 

Prayer Focus

Lord, help me to trust Your power above every report I see or hear. Strengthen my faith to believe You for the impossible. Turn every “15%” situation in my life into a testimony of 100% victory, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:  2 Chronicles 32-33