Complete
belief is the key to the prayer of faith.
This type of prayer is a prayer expressed in action – it is done in the
moment and presented with the complete faith that what we receive is what we
asked for.
Mark 11:24
ESV
“Therefore I
tell you, whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it
will be yours.”
As soon as we
create a prayer of faith, our intent prompts us to detach from the outcome of
our prayer in the knowing that the prayer has already been answered. We do not know when the results from our
prayer will arrive nor how they will be presented here on earth.
2 Corinthians
5:7 ESV
“… for we
walk by faith, not by sight.”
The prayer of
faith relies on our belief as our substance – not earthly evidence. We know our prayer is immediately answered in
the realm of Spirit. It is our belief
that calls forth the manifestation of our prayer from the spiritual world and
into our world according to our faith.
When we
express a prayer of faith, the relationship between our intent and our belief
is paramount because God will not violate our free will. God will deliver our
prayer in accordance to our faith. Thus,
if our faith is lacking, God will not randomly override our belief.
Mark 9:23 ESV
And Jesus
said to him, “ If you can’! All things are possible for one who believes.”
Is your
intent in alignment with your belief?
Will
you Pause today to strengthen your faith in God?
Make each
moment count toward your faith in God.
We invite you to Pause today.
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