Isaiah 55:10: Used to emphasize that God’s word never returns void and always accomplishes the mission for which it was sent (16:27–17:01).
Luke 5:1-11: The account of Simon Peter, who, after a night of fruitless labor, obeyed Jesus’ word to cast his net, leading to a miraculous overflow of fish (20:17–31:34).
Matthew 14:22-33: The narrative of Jesus walking on water and calling Peter to come to Him, highlighting the importance of personal conviction based on God’s word rather than emotions or circumstances (42:09–51:14).
Genesis 26:1-14: The story of Isaac, whom God instructed to stay in the land during a famine, resulting in him receiving a hundredfold blessing in that same year (52:51–59:22).
Ezekiel 37:1-10: The vision of the dry bones, which serves as a powerful reminder that everything—from physical objects to personal circumstances—can respond to the spoken word of the Lord (1:08:21–1:10:10).
