Spirit-Living Devotional
Apostle Osborn
HOW TO MAKE YOUR FAITH WORK POWERFULLY
[[Phm 1:6]] BBE That the faith which you have in common with them may be working with power, in the knowledge of every good thing in you, for Christ.
Faith works. Faith still produce results today. And God wants your faith to be effective, working with power. Hallelujah! The reason is because, without faith, it’s impossible to please God. The man who refuses to walk by faith cannot please God even though he may be born again. God is excited about people who can believe Him for the impossible in spite of prevailing oppositions.
Faith actually goes beyond believing God for things. Faith is a substance *(Heb 1:1). That means, if a man is walking by faith, he does not believe God for things; rather he believes he already has those things. For example, faith does not say “I believe I’ll be healed.” That’s hope. Faith says, “I’m healed” even though one may not feel healed. This is because faith substantiates the miracle. Glory to God!
And in our opening text, the apostle Paul shows us how we can make our faith work with power. He said, “the faith which you have…may be working with power, in the knowledge of every good thing in you, for Christ.” Hallelujah! Living in the knowledge of all the good things Christ has accomplished for you makes your faith work effectively with power! Glory!
Don’t live in your earthly experiences: live in the knowledge of all the good things in you. In order words, become more conscious of what’s in you than what’s around you. Live from within. Hallelujah! There’s life in you. There’s healing in you. There’s prosperity in you. And even though they may not be your present earthly experiences, become more aware of them unit the overpower your circumstances and become your life’s experience. This is how to make your faith work powerfully. Glory!
Confession:
I live in the consciousness of Christ’s accomplishments in me. I’m not empty. There are good things in me. I’m full of God’s goodness. Hallelujah! And good things come to me even now in Jesus’ name.
