Today I’m being honest with you

I need to be honest with you—and thankfully, that’s not hard for me: 

I, Déborah Rosenkranz, the “miracle” author, sometimes doubt too. Yes, even I sometimes reach my limits. And before I choose to trust God, I’ve already allowed doubt to turn into despair. 🫣

A few days before the big Miracle Conference, the hotel called and informed me that we should expect some additional costs. That was the moment I said to my parents, “This is just crazy. It’s insane to pull off a conference this big.”

And my mom pointed out something important: she said I would never have said that on stage. There, I would have stood in front of everyone full of faith and confidently declared: “We will experience God! He will intervene!” 🙌🏻

And she was right! Do you know what I realized at that moment?

It’s so easy to believe in a miracle in front of others—and especially with others. But when you’re sitting at home, alone, staring at your bookkeeping, your marriage struggles, or a diagnosis right in front of you… 

Then—yes, as I mentioned before—it becomes a decision. Your decision alone.

And the truth is: we often invest just as much energy into saying, “I’ll never get out of this, ”as we do into trusting, “I don’t see how, but God will intervene!”

Here’s the good news: when you choose trust, God shows up—and leaves you amazed! 

And often it’s right in those places where you feel most alone. In your deepest doubts, He wants to reveal Himself through His intervention. All you have to do is choose trust and wholehearted faith (pray Mark 9:24). 

My mother’s words really opened my eyes. Because yes—I am convinced that with God, all things are possible.

Sometimes doubt just slips in front of faith, and that’s when we decide: I will trust even more! 💪🏻

And don’t forget: “The Lord is on my side; I will not fear. What can man do to me?” (Psalm 118:6, ESV ) 

And one more thing:

You are a miracle!