Saying Yes to God Brings a Miracle – Part 2 emphasizes that miracles are not sustained by a single act of obedience but by a lifetime of saying “yes” to God. Drawing from Luke 2:1–7, the message illustrates Mary’s unwavering commitment. Her initial “yes” to God led to conception, but her continued obedience carried her through discomfort, uncertainty, and closed doors. The journey to Bethlehem, despite hardship, shows that faith moves feet, not just hearts. Even when there was no room at the inn, Mary trusted divine timing, proving that delays are not denials. The birth of Jesus in a humble manger reveals that God doesn’t need perfection—only participation. Each “yes” unlocks new dimensions of God’s plan, creating progressive miracles through progressive obedience. The sermon challenges believers to keep saying yes, even in silence or struggle, because continual obedience keeps the miracle alive. It concludes with a personal testimony and an altar call, urging listeners to renew their commitment: say yes to trust, forgiveness, worship, and hope. The miracle of Christmas is not just Christ’s birth then, but His presence being birthed in us now. Your yes can change your life, family, and legacy.