Believe God for the Impossible

 


Luke 1:45 CEV‬‬
The Lord has blessed you because you believed that he will keep his promise.

This verse highlights the significance of faith and trust in God's promises.

When we wholeheartedly believe in His faithfulness, we open ourselves to His blessings.

May this message inspire us to hold firm to our faith and trust in the promises of the Lord.

For further context, this passage is part of the account where Mary visits Elizabeth after the angel Gabriel announces that Mary will conceive and give birth to Jesus.

Elizabeth, filled with the Holy Spirit, recognizes the significance of Mary's faith and pronounces this blessing upon her.

It's a powerful reminder that our belief in God's promises brings forth His blessings in our lives. .

Corrie ten Boom said, ‘Faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, and receives the impossible.’
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 Prayer:

Dear Heavenly Father,

We come before You with hearts full of gratitude and trust.

Just as Mary believed in Your promise, we too hold fast to Your faithfulness.

You are the God who keeps His word, and we thank You for the blessings You pour upon us.

Lord, bless us with unwavering faith—faith that moves mountains, faith that overcomes doubts, and faith that rests in Your loving care.

May we continue to believe in Your promises, even when circumstances seem uncertain.

Thank You for Your grace, which sustains us each day.

May we walk in the light of Your truth, knowing that You are faithful to fulfill every word spoken over our lives.

In Jesus' name, we pray.
Amen.
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