It is important to know that the Word of God is the raw material for faith.

For example, without Christ we can do nothing but it takes faith to bring the hand of God to bear on our issues. That is, in fact, faith is the very substance of redemption. That’s why being saved is not enough it is important to build our faith so we can maximize the blessedness of redemption. This makes faith the very foundation of life in the Kingdom (2 Peter 1:5-6 Acts 6:7). It makes whole and raises the dead (Matthew 14:36 Luke 8:40-48 John 11:40). For instance, the woman with the issue of blood touched Jesus, the living Word, and drew virtue from Him for her healing, He said: …Daughter, be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole go in peace (Luke 8:40-48).įurthermore, faith provokes the healing power of God.

Therefore, if we are interested in seeing our desires delivered, we must endeavour to know our responsibilities in that deal and obey them (John 5:1-5, 9:1-8, 21:5-6).Īlso, to experience the wonders of faith, we must understand that faith is a living force, drawn from the living Word to produce living proofs. Peter’s response confirmed that there is no other way to be saved than to repent. For instance, after Peter’s sermon on the day of Pentecost, the multitudes asked: Now when they heard, they were pricked in their heart, and said unto Peter and to the rest of the apostles, Men brethren, what shall we do (Act 2:37). In other words, there is always what we must do to see our desires delivered. However, for us to experience and enjoy the wonders of faith, we must recognise that faith requires that we share responsibility with God to have our desires met. Let’s begin by saying that faith is a beautifier of the destiny of the saints because everything that works in the Kingdom answers to faith including salvation, healing and breakthroughs.

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