HELP! MY FAITH IS OUT-OF-ORDER

Why are there so many faith failures and frustrated Christians? Because over the years there has been a lot of good teaching on faith but very little on God’s prescribed order for using faith.

Everything you see around you is the result of faith filled words. Think of God’s words as spiritual seeds that have the ability to produce physical things like trees, plants, planets and money. That is why the Bible is such an enormously powerful thing. It contains from cover to cover God’s faith-filled words empowered to produce whatever you need in your life.

When you pick up your Bible you hold in your hand the seeds to produce finances, salvation of loved ones, healing, restoration of a marriage, a sound mind or anything else you could possible need. Many are too lazy to pick up the Bible.

A farmer’s seed does him no good as long as it lies dormant in the sack. But when he plants it he gets a harvest.

THE SEEDS OF PROVISION IN GOD’S WORD WILL NEVER PRODUCE FOR YOU AS LONG AS YOUR BIBLE GATHERS DUST ON THE SHELF.

But what if I don’t know how to plant the seed of God’s Word? The key to planting that seed in your heart, where it can do some good is MEDITATION. (Joshua 1:8)

IF YOU MEDITATE YOU’LL EXPERIENCE MORE POWER, MORE ANSWERED PRAYER, MORE REVELATION… MORE EVERYTHING
The most precious reward of all is greater intimacy with your HEAVENLY FATHER.

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