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Lord Make Me A Sign

Dr Dharius Daniels

Change Church • Feb 2, 2026 • 37 min

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Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.

Summary

In this powerful message, Dr. Dharius Daniels explores how God desires to use believers not merely as recipients of miracles, but as living signs and wonders for others to see. Examining the relationship between Elizabeth and Mary in Luke 1, Dr. Daniels shows how God demonstrates His sovereignty over time, supernaturally accelerates processes, and provides divine connections to defeat isolation. As we surrender our lives to Him, God transforms our testimony into irrefutable evidence of His miracle-working power.

Themes

Sovereignty of GodDivine AccelerationTestimonyFaith and ExpectationDivine ConnectionsOvercoming Isolation

Pastor's Points

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A Miracle in the Person

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A Miracle in the Process

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A Miracle with a Partner

Key Points

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A Miracle in the Person: God demonstrates His sovereignty over time by birthing promises in seasons where it naturally appears too late.
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A Miracle in the Process: God exercises His sovereignty by enabling believers to skip traditional steps and supernaturally leap into their future.
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A Miracle with a Partner: God provides divinely ordained relationships like Elizabeth to Mary to overcome spiritual isolation and activate divine purpose.
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God uses exposure to what He has done in others' lives to elevate our expectation of what He can do in ours.
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Jealousy is the consequence of mismanaging exposure through comparison instead of allowing it to confirm God's capability.
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Beyond our time, talent, and treasure, our undeniable testimony serves as irrefutable evidence of God's power.
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God strategically places key individuals in our lives to serve as living previews of the promises He is preparing to fulfill in us.

Sermon Moments

“Jealousy is the feeling you get when you mismanage your exposure—when you allow exposure to drive you to comparison when it should produce confirmation of God's capability.”

“God doesn't just perform miracles for those who need the miracle. He performs miracles for the people that need to see.”

“Beyond using my time, my talent, and my treasure, use my testimony. Because your testimony speaks louder and becomes undeniable evidence of God's power.”

“People could argue doctrine with Lazarus, they could argue philosophy with Lazarus, but they could not argue his resurrection.”

“God uses people as previews of your promise.”

“God is not just the God that orders your steps. God is also the God that orchestrates your leaps.”

“Elizabeth represents the person God supernaturally sends to your life who is so divinely joined that when you come into proximity, what's in you leaps.”

This Week

Shift your mindset from comparison to confirmation when observing God's miraculous work in the lives of others.

Ask God to use your testimony, beyond just your time, talent, and treasure, as a living sign to encourage others.

Refuse to let past mistakes or human timelines convince you that it is too late for God to perform His word in your life.

Guard your heart and environment against voices of doubt while carrying fragile, uncommon assignments from God.

Trust God to orchestrate supernatural leaps that accelerate your spiritual growth and redeem lost time.

Seek and cultivate God-ordained relationships that provide spiritual synergy and alleviate isolation.

Remain faithful through seasons of hidden preparation, trusting that God's timing will make sense of your assignment.

Remember This

God does not just perform miracles for those in need; He shapes believers into living signs and wonders so their undeniable testimonies reflect His power to the world.

A Challenge for You

The sixth month is coming where God makes sense out of it all; trust Him to make you a living sign that reflects His miracle-working power.

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