Unlimited Faith
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One thing i have learned to accept over the years is that 'God can do all things; in fact ''anything'', ''everything'' and all things as they be. You know, most times, we specifically catalogue some things under ''God can do this'', and some others under ''Leave God alone, it's already not possible''; but guess what, there's nothing too difficult for God (Jeremiah 32:27), even that which we term impossible. So God is only as powerless as we make Him, and as powerful as we make Him. If we say He can't do a thing, we limit His power to act; and remember Jesus couldn't do much in his hometown because of their disbelief. Hence, all that is required from us is that we release our faith to trust and believe that God can do all He says He would.
From scripture, we can see three characters who realized this incredible truth. First, the woman with the issue of blood had no reason to believe the Christ could heal her of the wasting disease, but as she released her faith to believe God in Christ Jesus, in a twinkling of an eye, she was made anew (Mark 5:27-34). Little wonder why Jesus taught 'Ye believe in God, believe also in Me' (John 14:1) without any restriction as to what to believe for, and to how large to believe in; and He tells us that regardless of our titles "according to your faith, let it be unto you" (Matthew 9:29).
Second, David had seen hell on earth, in that for 13 years he never had rest, running away from foe to foe, even to the point that he thought his life was bent on nothingness despite his early anointing, yet he remained focused, and reaped the dividends of faith. How do i know this? Psalm 27:13 shows us that his endless belief in the God of possibilities took him away from the fainting side. And as Job said, he chose to wait undoubtedly on God until his change came (see Job 14:14)
Lastly, even in the shipwrecked situation, Paul continually believed that God would save him regardless of his present state, because He had told him so (Acts 27:25). What we are passing is never enough reason to stop believing in God's ability to create possibilities out of difficulties. You see, you can't have the heart of a loser and emerge a winner in life. In the same, you can't doubt the possibility working power of God and experience. Paul believed it, and he did experience it numerous times.
Just like these fellows, you must release your faith today to believe that God can do for you all He says He would: He can heal you of your ailment, restore you from financial damages, transform your internal being, save your relationship. You must believe God even in the midst of the impossible. And know this, our establishment comes from our believing in God (2 Chronicles 20:20); and yes I believe in my heart that God is right now giving someone-even you-an experience of unimaginable blessings that produce the exclamation 'wow!' from the lips of men. What are you waiting for? Let me hear an amen, and keeping standing by it until you see its results.
One thing i have learned to accept over the years is that 'God can do all things; in fact ''anything'', ''everything'' and all things as they be. You know, most times, we specifically catalogue some things under ''God can do this'', and some others under ''Leave God alone, it's already not possible''; but guess what, there's nothing too difficult for God (Jeremiah 32:27), even that which we term impossible. So God is only as powerless as we make Him, and as powerful as we make Him. If we say He can't do a thing, we limit His power to act; and remember Jesus couldn't do much in his hometown because of their disbelief. Hence, all that is required from us is that we release our faith to trust and believe that God can do all He says He would.
From scripture, we can see three characters who realized this incredible truth. First, the woman with the issue of blood had no reason to believe the Christ could heal her of the wasting disease, but as she released her faith to believe God in Christ Jesus, in a twinkling of an eye, she was made anew (Mark 5:27-34). Little wonder why Jesus taught 'Ye believe in God, believe also in Me' (John 14:1) without any restriction as to what to believe for, and to how large to believe in; and He tells us that regardless of our titles "according to your faith, let it be unto you" (Matthew 9:29).
Second, David had seen hell on earth, in that for 13 years he never had rest, running away from foe to foe, even to the point that he thought his life was bent on nothingness despite his early anointing, yet he remained focused, and reaped the dividends of faith. How do i know this? Psalm 27:13 shows us that his endless belief in the God of possibilities took him away from the fainting side. And as Job said, he chose to wait undoubtedly on God until his change came (see Job 14:14)
Lastly, even in the shipwrecked situation, Paul continually believed that God would save him regardless of his present state, because He had told him so (Acts 27:25). What we are passing is never enough reason to stop believing in God's ability to create possibilities out of difficulties. You see, you can't have the heart of a loser and emerge a winner in life. In the same, you can't doubt the possibility working power of God and experience. Paul believed it, and he did experience it numerous times.
Just like these fellows, you must release your faith today to believe that God can do for you all He says He would: He can heal you of your ailment, restore you from financial damages, transform your internal being, save your relationship. You must believe God even in the midst of the impossible. And know this, our establishment comes from our believing in God (2 Chronicles 20:20); and yes I believe in my heart that God is right now giving someone-even you-an experience of unimaginable blessings that produce the exclamation 'wow!' from the lips of men. What are you waiting for? Let me hear an amen, and keeping standing by it until you see its results.
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