Extract From Chapter One
However, here we are looking at the story of a woman who taught us a great deal about the workings of faith, than most of the believers mentioned in the bible. This goes a long way to tells us that the grace and the mercies of God are not influenced by a man’s name or reputation. Apostle Peter also realized this in the book of Acts 10:34, when he said, “Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him.
The fact people do not know you by name, or you are not as highly educated as many of your peers or friends should not stop you from receiving a miracle touch from God. He focuses more on what is in our heart rather than what we have achieved in life. God did not reward this woman’s status, He rewarded her faith. No one gave this woman a second glance when she went in search of Jesus, but that did not stop her from encountering the miraculous. No man will ever get any blessing from God based on his social or political status in the society. God’s grace is impartial and just. It response to faith and not to your reputation or status in life.
