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**Title:** Unlocking Miracles through Faith and Discipline
**Key Takeaways:**
1. **Miracles are still possible today**, just like in biblical times, if we have faith and use the keys provided by Jesus.
2. **The key to unlocking miracles is not having the answer, but knowing who to turn to**: Jesus.
3. **Disciplines for a strong faith**:
* **Giving** (generously, in secret)
* **Praying** (privately, sincerely)
* **Fasting** (purposeful deprivation for spiritual growth)
4. **The "threefold cord" (Eccl. 4:12)**: Practicing these three disciplines together can lead to a strong, unbreakable faith.
5. **Private disciplines, public rewards**: Practicing these disciplines in secret can lead to visible, positive changes in our lives.
6. **Fasting is for everyone** (Luke 5:34-35) and is a powerful tool for spiritual growth and miracles.
**Main Theme:** Emphasizing the importance of faith, discipline, and a personal relationship with God to unlock miracles and overcome life's challenges.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each given a number and kept as short sentences:
1. The speaker references the Bible, specifically Matthew 17, to discuss miracles and faith.
2. Jesus Christ worked miracles, and the speaker believes miracles are still possible today.
3. The speaker uses the Reina Valera 1960 Bible translation.
4. The story of a father with a demon-possessed son in Matthew 17:14 is referenced.
5. The father in the story had already taken his son to Jesus' disciples, but they couldn't help.
6. Jesus had given his disciples authority to cast out demons (Matthew 10).
7. The disciples failed to help the boy because they didn't use the key (faith) Jesus provided.
8. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practicing disciplines in private (giving, praying, fasting).
9. Jesus taught that giving, praying, and fasting should be done in secret (Matthew 6:1-21, 16-18).
10. The three disciplines (giving, praying, fasting) form a "three-fold cord" (Ecclesiastes 4:12).
11. Mark 4:8 references the concept of sowing seeds and reaping a 30, 60, or 100-fold return.
12. Biblical fasting is defined as purposeful deprivation of food for a spiritual purpose.
13. Psalm 42:1-2 describes David's hunger for God while fasting.
14. Jesus fasted for 40 days and 40 nights (Matthew 4).
15. The speaker notes that many Christians do not fast for even a single day.
16. Luke 5:34-35 mentions that fasting is for everyone.
17. Jesus did not expect his disciples to do something he wouldn't do himself (1 Peter 2:21).
18. The speaker challenges listeners to fast for at least 1% of the year (approximately 4 days).
19. A previous Facebook group fasting challenge resulted in many participants reporting miracles.