THE HOLYSPIRIT OF LOVE IS YOUR FORCE OF FAITH (2)

THE HOLYSPIRIT OF LOVE IS YOUR FORCE OF FAITH (2)

Hebrews 11:6 states that,

"[6]But without faith it is impossible to please and be satisfactory to Him. For whoever would come near to God must [necessarily] believe that God exists and that He is the rewarder of those who earnestly and diligently seek Him [out]."

No one can relate with Love(God) without faith, because Love is the Force and Essence Of Faith.  The Spirit of love functions as Faith. Our faith is actually the ability of the Spirit of love to live and walk through us. By faith, you can see, feel, touch, smell, hear and taste the substances of God's word in the spiritual world; And this is done by your spiritual senses and spiritual sensations, and that is the real you. The human being isn’t a physical body. Your physical body is where you (your spirit) live. You’re a spirit; you’re like God, because He made you (your spirit) in His image, and in His likeness to relate and function in the spiritual world as the way He does. Thus, relating with God as a Person, and with the spiritual substances, objects and forces of His word is an act of your faith. But what’s faith? 

Faith is the practical knowledge of relating and responding to invisible substances, objects and forces of God's word even though you never happen to see them through visions. We relate and deal with the solid existence of the unseen through faith, and the only way you know they exist is because the Word of God says so. Therefore, your faith is based on the invisible substances, objects and forces of God's word. The forces of the spiritual world come alive when you apply God's word upon them. 

Think about this; even though you might never have seen an angel, you know that angels are real and you can still relate with their personalities and experience their presence. And this is because God’s Word tells us that there’re angels and they minister for us.

“ I’ve prayed; I’ve confessed the Word; I’ve fasted; I’ve even sowed a seed; yet, my condition hasn’t improved .” Oftentimes, people agonize like this, as they struggle with their faith. This is because, for the most part, they haven’t learnt how to use their faith.

Until you discover how to make your faith work, you’ll keep struggling. There may be a time of struggling in any area of your life, where you find a difference between what the Word says and your personal experience. At such times, meditate more on what is in the spiritual world that the Word says against the spirituality of your physical challenge. Don’t focus your mind on what’s happening in the physical, but at what you're learning and doing to the invisible reality of God's word in the spiritual world against the spirituality of that physical challenge; at what affects that physical condition that cannot be seen with your optical eyes. Soon enough, the spiritual tangibility of that reality in the spiritual world that you've been meditating upon from God's word will grow mightily in you, and over that physical situation, and it's force will prevail. That’s the guaranteed outcome. 

Your faith is the victory over all circumstances and adversities, both in the spiritual and the physical world: “ For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith ” (1 John 5:4). Keep applying the force of your faith on the spiritual substances and spiritual objects of God's word. And you will know from your spirit the effect you are causing in the spiritual world. Even though you don't see it in visions, you'll still know what you have accomplished in the spiritual world so far and how far you're suppose to go in the spiritual world to manifest the desired results in the physical.

Jesus said, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you can achieve anything; nothing shall be impossible unto you (Matthew 17:20). There’s a guarantee that your faith will work, if you’d learn how to act on the invisible substances, invisible objects and invisible forces of God's word continuously.

Some people think it’s nice and humble to always cry to God for help. They think that God loves their “dependency syndrome,” but He doesn’t. Rather, He wants you to effect changes to the circumstances of your spiritual world with the word of faith on your lips so as to manifest the desired results in the physical. This reminds me of a situation with Jesus and His disciples as they sailed in a boat. The Master had fallen asleep in the rear of the boat, and the Bible says, “…there came down a storm of wind on the lake, and they were filled with water and were in jeopardy” (Luke 8:23).

The disciples ran to him in utter desperation and said, “Master, master, we perish.” The Master, after rebuking the raging tempest, turned to them and said, “Where is your faith?” (Read Luke 8:23-25). He made them realize they could have done something with the spirituality of the situation without necessarily coming to Him. He said in Matthew 17:20, “…If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed…nothing shall be impossible unto you.”

With your faith, you can achieve and have anything in the spiritual world.  Learning about what you have achieved in the spiritual world enables you to relate with it's spiritual tangibility, hence, enabling you to align with God’s will and purpose for you in the physical. It makes no difference what has happened or is happening in any area of your physical life; don’t fret or cry for help! Repair, arrange and reconstruct the substances, objects and forces of the spiritual world and by confessing to them in line with God’s perfect will.

With your faith, you can learn how take advantage of the light of His glorious love that is in the spiritual world which unlimits the function of your spiritual senses and spiritual sensations. The Bible says our faith is the victory that overcomes the world: “…this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith” (1 John 5:4). There’s no situation in the spiritual world that your faith can’t handle. That’s why Jesus asked His disciples when they panicked during crisis, “Where is your faith?”

Whatever confronts you in the physical is no match with what your faith can deal with it's spirituality. Change the narrative with your faith-filled confessions. Speak, and keep speaking to the invisible realities of God's word against the spirituality of that physical challenge in the spiritual world. Doing this consistently, spontaneously provides an increasing revelation knowledge and spiritual awareness about the invisible circumstances of the whole process which eventually increases your faith capacity to begin materialising the desired change in the physical, because Jesus said, “You shall have what you say” (Mark 11:23).