Miracle Moment

 

October 22, 2026

October 22, 2026

October 22, 2026

Deuteronomy 34:1 – Joshua 2:24; Luke 13:22-14:6; Psalm 79:1-13; Proverbs 12:26

“Moses was 120 years old when he died; his eyes were not weak, and his vitality had not left him. The Israelites wept for Moses in the plains of Moab 30 days. Then the days of weeping and mourning for Moses came to an end.” (Deuteronomy 34:7-8)

“After the death of Moses the Lord’s servant, the Lord spoke to Joshua son of Nun, who had served Moses: ‘Moses My servant is dead. Now you must and all the people prepare to cross over the Jordan to the land I am giving the Israelites. I have given you every place where the sole of your foot treads, just as I promised Moses.'” (Joshua 1:1-3)

Everyone born has an assignment and a certain amount of time allotted to them in which to complete their assignment. Moses had 120 fantastic years. He had his share of heartache and misery, but also experienced tremendous power, excitement and an intimate relationship with God Himself. What stories he must have to tell around the campfire in heaven huh.

Moses was the deliverer and leader of God’s people. God’s plan was to rescue His people from bondage and lead them into the Promised Land. Moses passed before he could see it fulfilled but God’s plan still moved forward. We see the people wept and mourned for Moses but after what I suppose the Lord felt was an appropriate amount of time, He declared, “Moses My servant is dead… NOW you must prepare…”

We hurt and grieve over our loved ones. We miss them, we wonder if they suffered, we have questions and they drive us. “Could I have done something to save him?” “Why her?” It’s healthy to grieve and everyone must do it in their own way and time. However, we cannot allow it to consume us. I’m sure that many of the Hebrews still had a void in their hearts for Moses. Probably when Joshua was taking over they may have said, “Moses wouldn’t have done it like that.” So we may have things that remind us of our loved one and bring up old wounds. That’s okay but we can’t allow it to cross over into a demonic realm of grief where we are consumed and cannot move forward. Our loved one has fulfilled their mission and gone on, we have to be courageous and keep moving. Their life here is complete, ours is not. The mission is still calling us to do our part. There are souls that are still seeking the freedom of the Promised Land. Let God heal you through your witness to them.

PRAYER:

Lord, I loose my loved one into Your hand. I pray that You would guide their spirit home. Give those of us left here the power and strength to carry on. I trust You that in time my heart will heal and life will make sense again. I pray to experience my pain, guilt and sorrow in a healthy manner and then be able to move forward with life. I know they would not want me to stay stuck. In the name of Jesus I pray, amen.

 

 

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Pastor Ricky and Jeannie Sinclair

From Ricky’s book, Miracle-at-Large, Ricky became an evangelist spreading the word of God through his testimony. He was a fire. He would go in, light it up and encourage people in the places he shared his testimony. When you’re an evangelist, you breeze in and breeze out, and you don’t have to worry about hurting anyone. But that was the start of the ministry. His evangelism was birthed from the book that came out, which gave him a platform. People started following us and we gave them resources and suggested churches to get plugged into. However, we developed a following of people that would not go anywhere else but honestly, it was not in our heart to start a physical church.

With us not wanting to turn people away, we started meeting together as a prayer group and started having a little teaching within the prayer group. But then, we were bursting out of our living room. Our house could squeeze 30 to 60 people in it butt here was not much you can do in it anymore with people wall-to-wall. We had John Mayers and his wife leading worship through singing and playing a guitar. We had all the elements for church, which led to people pressing us to start a church and they wouldn’t go anywhere else. With us growing but not ready for a church, we had to look into bigger spaces and started with one conference room in a hotel. However, we eventually consumed every conference room in the hotel as we continued to grow.

As we grew, we saw a lot of gifts and opportunities. As a result, we wanted to start a physical church where everybody was included and invited. Even if they seemed like they didn’t fit into a“traditional church”, they would be accepted at our church. I sought God and God spoke to my heart and said, “I want you to start a church and I’m going to send everybody that is like you to the church. You will have a church and they’ll be other churches, too. There will be people that I send to those churches, but you will become your own individual church with the people that I’m creating and building for your church.” That’s how we became our own identity and individual church with our own personality that God established because God put this in Ricky’s heart. Everyone from various backgrounds would be welcomed as family and they would have a place for them to go to church in a family… MiraclePlace Church.

Here we are still standing today with the same message from 2001: Everyone from various backgrounds are welcomed as family and this is a place for you to actually go to church in a family… Miracle Place Church in Baker, LA. Come as you are, You Belong Here!