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The Miracles You Never Knew Happened - Daniel Bennett - Charis Daily - Season 13 Ep. 21
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Key takeaways
Key Wellness, Self-Care, and Productivity Takeaways (from “Secret/Hidden Miracles”)
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Shift your mindset from “proof only” to “faith + peace”
- Many miracles are invisible or preventative—you won’t always notice them until later (or in heaven).
- Don’t assume nothing big is happening just because life looks ordinary.
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Practice “obedience without over-analysis”
- When you sense God prompting you, follow it even if you don’t understand the outcome.
- God typically asks for the “possible” obedience (your part), while the supernatural results are God’s part.
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Live with “peace that rules”
- Let the peace of God guide your decisions rather than striving to constantly decipher outcomes.
- Replace frantic “What if?” thinking with calm trust in God’s direction.
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Use thankfulness as a spiritual stabilizer
- Give thanks whether you see visible results or not.
- Thankfulness is presented as a sign of faith and a way to maintain confidence and emotional steadiness.
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Prefer prevention over repair
- Avoiding danger or detours is often more powerful than later “fixing” what went wrong.
- This supports a practical life approach: make wisdom-based choices early so emergencies are less frequent.
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Pray small, repeatable “coverage” prayers
- The talk ends with suggested prayer themes that reinforce protection, alignment, and favor.
Prayer / Daily Practice Ideas Mentioned
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Pray to be placed at the right time and right place
- Expect better connections, opportunities, and avoidance of disasters.
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Thank God for angelic protection
- A reminder prayer for safety from harm, plague, or injury.
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Pray for supernatural favor
- Ask: “Who do you want me to show favor to today?”
- Focus on being an instrument—doors, help, words, encouragement—rather than trying to control outcomes.
Methods / Scripture-Driven Principles Highlighted
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Obedience unlocks access for God to work
- “Whatever Jesus says… do it.” (Mary/servants example)
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Trust, not strain
- Lean on God’s direction (Proverbs 3:5–6 framing).
- “Be still and know” (Psalm 46:10) is used to combat burnout and fear-based responsibility.
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Examples Supporting “Subtle Miracles”
- Prevented accidents/near-misses (illustrated by turning the “wrong way” vs. “right way”).
- Desert provision (clothes/sandals not wearing out).
- Battles where God fights “behind the scenes.”
- Esther/Mordecai: deliverance enabled by circumstances Mordecai couldn’t see (king insomnia + records read).
- Internal miracles: healing of shame, grief, anger, unforgiveness—emphasizing that transformation is also supernatural.
Presenters or Sources
- Presenter: Daniel Bennett (senior executive director, Charis Bible College; instructor)
- Referenced author/ministry materials: Andrew Wommack (mentioned for How to Become a Water Walker)
- Scripture sources cited:
- Deuteronomy 29
- Colossians 3:15
- 2 Chronicles 20
- Psalm 5:12
- Esther (especially ch. 6)
- Proverbs 3:5–6
- Psalm 46:10
- Psalm 91:9–12
- Bible passage example mentioned: Paul and Silas (implied from the Acts narrative)