Most Miracles Happen in Slow Motion | Get In the Game Teaching Series Ep. 2

Many Christians believe two myths that quietly shape the way they live their faith.

The first is that we are merely spectators—watching God and the devil determine the outcome while we patiently accept whatever happens as "God's will."

The second is that if God is working, He must work instantly.

Both ideas are wrong.

In this episode of the Get In the Game teaching series, Steve Pixler challenges these assumptions by showing that God calls His people to participate in His Kingdom and that most miracles unfold through a process rather than in a single moment.

Throughout Scripture, God's greatest works often develop over time. His delays are not evidence of His absence—they are opportunities to deepen our faith, strengthen our character, and draw us into a greater partnership with Him.

In this teaching you'll discover:

• Why Christians are called to participate rather than simply observe
• Why contentment is not the same as resignation
• How Paul fought to change outcomes while trusting God completely
• Why faith contends instead of merely accepting circumstances
• Why most miracles happen through God's process rather than instant intervention
• What Jesus' miracle at Cana teaches us about divine acceleration
• How waiting can become one of God's greatest tools for spiritual growth

God is still working.

Sometimes He works suddenly.

More often, He works faithfully through the process.

And that process is one of His greatest miracles. 

SCRIPTURES

Philippians 4:11

1 Timothy 6:12

Ephesians 6:11–12

Colossians 1:29

Colossians 4:12

Colossians 1:24

Hebrews 4:1

2 Corinthians 12:9

Acts 2:1–4

John 2:1–11

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