God is Almighty


God is strong, powerful, wise, forgiving, loving, kind, full of mercy, and everywhere, but today we are going to talk about how God is almighty, let’s see some times in the bible where God showed that he is almighty, like Elijah and the 450, there was test keep one of the two bulls on your alter [a alter was a structure used to offer sacrifices] first the bad bael worshipers came they prayed and prayed and even cut themselves when it got hard, but nothing happens, then Elijah came and dunked it 3 times in water then it turned in to a water trench! Then he prayed to the one true God our God and fire came and the offering burnt up the wood, the stones, and the water trench! Or the story of when Jesus calmed a storm just by saying “Quiet! Be still!” and it stopped! The disciples were saying among them “Who is this man that even the wind' and sea obey him?” But Jesus God!

 Or the story of Daniel he worshipped God the one true God when the king made a decree saying “Everyone in the kingdom must worship me or you will be thrown inside the lion’s den” people who wanted to kill Daniel tricked the king but Daniel trusted God no matter what then he was thrown inside the lion's den the King liked Daniel but he could not change the law even when he wanted to, but a angle came and south the lion's moths, the king couldn't sleep then in the morning he came to the lions den and the people who wanted to kill Daniel they were thrown inside the lion’s den.

Summery time: when things get hard, we should trust God no matter what happens, like the story of Daniel, Elijah, and Jesus calming the storm.

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