“When He had come into the house, the blind men came to Him, and Jesus said to them, ‘Do you believe that I am able to do this?’ They said to Him, ‘Yes, Lord.’”
— Matthew 9:28, NKJV
This question of Jesus is much deeper than it first appears. He was not simply asking, “Do you believe that I exist?” He was asking: “Do you believe that I AM ABLE to do this?”
The two blind men had followed Jesus, crying out, “Have mercy on us, Son of David!” But when they finally came before Him, Jesus brought their faith face-to-face with His power.
It is as though He were saying: “You have cried out to Me because you need a miracle. Now tell Me: do you truly believe that I am able to perform it?”
Pentecostal faith is not merely a mental conviction. It is a living trust in the power of Christ. Faith looks at the impossible and declares: “Yes, Lord, You can!”
Notice something powerful: Jesus did not first say, “I will do it.” He first confronted their faith: “Do you believe that I am able to do this?”
There are moments when God allows us to reach situations where human resources are no longer enough, so that we learn to trust His ability rather than our own.
🔥 The question is still the same today:
Do you believe that Jesus can do this?
Do you believe He can open a door that no one can open?
Do you believe He can restore what seems lost?
Do you believe He can transform an impossible situation?
Do you believe His power is still at work?
Their answer was simple:
“Yes, Lord.”
They did not say, “Yes, Lord, if it is possible.”
They did not say, “Yes, Lord, but we don't know when.”
They simply said: “Yes, Lord.”
🔥 Faith begins when we stop measuring what God can do by what our eyes can see.
Jesus does not require you to know how He will do it. He asks you to believe that He is able to do it.
And when faith encounters Christ, the impossible becomes the place where His power can be revealed.
Today, answer Him with faith:
🔥 “Yes, Lord. I believe that You are able to do this!”
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