Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven. For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them — MATTHEW 18:19–20

The negative side of Matthew 18:19 and 20 is that if you don’t agree, it won’t be done. Isn’t that simple? You see, we try to make the truth of God so complicated, but He has made it so simple. Time and time again, as I have acted on these verses of Scripture—as I have agreed with someone in prayer—such marvelous things have happened. And it will work for you too!

God said that He watches over His Word to make it good. Jeremiah 1:12 says, “. . . for I will hasten my word to perform it.” The margin says, “I watch over my Word to perform it.”

If we would look for as many reasons for God to keep His Word and for it to work as we do for it not to work, God’s Word would always work for us. Many times we are hunting around for something negative, saying, “Well, maybe it wasn’t the will of God after all.” Then why did Jesus say, “If two of you shall agree, it shall be done”?

Confession: God keeps His Word. Jesus said that if two or three people gather together in His Name to agree on something, it would be done (Matt. 18:19 ). Thank God, He keeps His Word!