BLOW MY MIND!

1 Corinthians 2:9 AMPC

But, on the contrary, as the Scripture says, What eye has not seen and ear has not heard and has not entered into the heart of man, [all that] God has prepared (made and keeps ready) for those who love Him [who hold Him in affectionate reverence, promptly obeying Him and gratefully recognizing the benefits He has bestowed].

 

The opening of our text verse is very encouraging and reassuring —“But,” as Scripture says, is used to introduce a phrase or clause that contrasts with what has previously been mentioned. This means that everything happens as it is written in the Scriptures. Whatever God does is designed to blow your mind because of its wonder, extraordinary nature, and miraculous power.

We literally cannot imagine what plans God has in store for us. No matter how much we try, we can’t see it — not even if we hear it described in detail.

God promises to do things that will amaze us, make the wise question their wisdom, and cause the intelligent to appear foolish in the face of God's outstanding wonders, as Isaiah 29:14 says.

What are you asking God to do in your life right now? Are you ready for Him to exceed your expectations?

You may think you’re supposed to take a particular step of faith, and you’ve tried many, but nothing seems to be working out the way you planned. You just seem to be getting “no” from God repeatedly. Many of us are waiting on God for something, and some have walked away because they think they’ve asked for something God can’t deliver — or they believe God is saying no.

Often, the reason God says “no” to something we’ve asked for now is simply because He desires to say “yes” to something greater than what we asked for — later!

God can blow our minds with anything and everything — far more than we can ask or imagine, as declared in Ephesians 3:20. God is limitless in power and generosity.

God told Abraham to look at the territories He was giving him, then asked him to take prophetic action by walking through the land of promise. That was an act of faith recorded in Genesis 13:14–15. God was teaching Abraham — as He’s teaching us — about seeing from within.

He doesn’t want us to focus on people or external circumstances, but rather on His promises.

God was teaching Abraham the principle of vision.

Anyone who wants to change their future must learn to focus on the bigger picture — as big as God wants them to think — and not on the resources currently available.

But Abraham didn’t seem to grasp the principle of vision at that time. So God took him one step further in Genesis 15:5–6, helping him see beyond the physical. Abraham finally believed God because he could see what God saw. The promise became real to him.

How about you? 

Do you think the promises God made to you are too big for Him to fulfill? 

Do you doubt God’s ability to keep His word and do what He promised?

God is about to blow your mind with His amazing, wondrous power, ability, and readiness to bless, favor, and promote you. He can and will do more than you think.

How far can you see? 

You can only become what you see — and what you see are your expectations. Like Abraham, God can deliver as far as your eyes can see. Nothing is too big for Him to give you. Psalm 84:11 says He will not withhold anything good from you. After all, He didn’t withhold His only Son from you, according to John 3:16.

All things are possible with God. 

Is anything too difficult for Him? 

Call on Him, and He’ll blow your mind with what He has in store for you.

REFLECTION QUESTIONS 

- How does the idea that God has unimaginable plans for you affect your faith and expectations? 

- How might God be preparing to “blow your mind” in those areas? 

- Do you truly believe that God can do more than you ask or imagine? 

- What limits have you unknowingly placed on God’s ability to bless you?

PRAYER: Oh Lord, blow my mind with Your plans for me. Open my eyes to see as far as I can see in Your promises for me, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

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