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Works For Me: FaithPosted January 30th, 2008 by Jen in carnivals, religionWelcome to another edition of Works For Me Wednesday - see the complete list of entries HERE. What works for me is Faith. Have you tried it? It moves mountains, heals sickness, and changes lives. Sounds too good to be true. Where can you find this faith thing, you say? The good news: you don’t have to climb to the top of a mountain in Tibet, chant, do yoga, or drink a detoxifier. The other news: you must believe that God can do what He says He can do. Well, even the demons believe, so you must actually go beyond belief. What is beyond belief? FAITH! What works for me is a faith that makes me act like I believe God. One thing that means is not circumventing the details of the situation to get to the faith goal. God tells you, “Have faith that I will accomplish X.” If, like Abraham and Sara, you decide that “I must do A, B, and C to make sure that X happens,” that is not faith, and will bring a lifetime of painful consequences. Surely you remember Ishmael. But, if you have faith like the Roman Centurion who believed that Jesus would heal his servant, even from a distance, just with His words, you have the kind of faith that brings this response: “I have not found such great faith, no, not in all Israel!” (Luke ch. 7, Matthew ch. 8). |
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3 Responses
A spiritual twist to WFMW… I like it!
Yes, to have faith is a blessing. Someone once told me that our faith is not blind faith, but it is faith in the truth of the revealed Word of God. We found our belief on the Scriptures.
“God said it, I believe it, and that settles it!”
Blessings, e-Mom
Isn’t it wonderful that faith is so practical? God speaks my language while calling me to learn his.
I’m just getting around to reading the WFMW posts, and I LOVE yours. You’re right, faith is one of the easiest things we can have/do, and prayer is the other one. They go hand in hand. Faith and prayer can do anything that God can do! Thanks for the encouraging words!
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