Faith is the foundation of our relationship with God, but it is not something that remains static. God expects us to grow in faith continually. Our opening text implies that our faith can and should develop as we immerse ourselves in God’s word and seek a deeper understanding of His will.
As believers, we are called to live in the realm where God operates—a realm where impossibilities are shattered. Faith, therefore, begins by recognizing God’s omnipotence, understanding that we serve a God who can do all things. By embracing this perspective, we can begin to trust in God’s ability to defy the impossible in our own lives, no matter the challenges we face.
As a believer, you need to know and come to the full assurance that when God speaks, He stands by His word to perform it. Waiting for the actualization of His promise is therefore not an idle exercise doted by anxiety. Instead, it is a period spent in acknowledging the integrity of God in praise. This was what Abraham did.
As a believer, you need to know and come to the full assurance that when God speaks, He stands by His word to perform it. Waiting for the actualization of His promise is therefore not an idle exercise doted by anxiety. Instead, it is a period spent in acknowledging the integrity of God in praise. This was what Abraham did.
There is a quantity of faith required for everything you must purchase in the spirit. Everything you desire has a price or required level of faith. Therefore, the reason some believers are unable to access their blessing is because they have low faith purchasing power.
Satan may not be able to stop you from believing, but he will do anything to stop you from declaring your faith, because the faith that works is that which is spoken.
As believers, we sometimes struggle with the weight of our mistakes and the feeling of inadequacy. We know we have a loving Father, yet the burden of our sins can make us feel distant from Him.
As humans who live in the sensory realm, it is quite natural to defer to our senses. This is because we have been trained or conditioned to function with our senses, feeling and emotion.