The Other Side of Greater - Day Three

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Day 3: Miracles in the Middle

Scripture: Exodus 17:6 (NIV) - “Strike the rock, and water will come out of it for the people to drink.”

Devotional:

The middle of the journey will test your faith. It’s the place where you’re too far from where you started but not close enough to see the finish line. This is where frustration can make you forget that God is still working.

The Israelites were in the desert, and water was nowhere to be found. They panicked, accused Moses, and doubted God. But what they didn’t realize was that their lack was setting the stage for a miracle. God told Moses to strike the rock, and from a dry place, water flowed.

God still works miracles in dry places. He still provides in the middle of uncertainty. If you’re in the middle of your journey and wondering how you’ll make it, take heart—what you need is already in God’s hands. The same God who brought you this far will provide exactly what you need for the next step.

Declaration:

Even in the middle, God is making a way for me. Miracles are happening in the places I least expect.

Prayer:

Father, help me trust You in the middle of the journey. When I don’t see the way, remind me that You are the Way. Provide for me in the dry places and strengthen my faith to believe that greater is still ahead. Amen.

Thought Questions:

  • What are you believing God for right now?
  • How has He provided for you in unexpected ways before?
  • Can you trust that He is still working even when you don’t see it yet?

Gospel Song for the Day: “In the Middle” – Isaac Careee

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