The need for supernatural faith

Faith is about believing in the supernatural, not just what we can see or feel. As Jesus said, "Thomas, because you have seen Me, you have believed. Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed" (John 20:29). Too often, we fall into the trap of believing like the world does, relying on our own senses and experiences to guide us.

True faith, however, is about believing that we are righteous, healed, blessed, rich, in health, and a success because of Christ, even when we don't see or feel it. This belief should be evident in our way of thinking, speaking, and living. It's not about working for these things, but rather resting in the fact that Christ has already done them for us.

The devil will try to convince us that nothing is happening and that God doesn't love us or care about our needs, but we must remember that faith starts with believing that Christ has already done it for us. Faith is the foundation or substance of hope, and hope is about believing in something we cannot yet see. As Paul said, "For in hope we have been saved, but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopes for what he already sees. But if we hope then we have to be patient?" (Romans 8:24-25). Let's choose to believe in the supernatural, not just the superficial.

PRAYER: “Thank You for my life today, Father. Thank You also for Your refreshing words every morning. Today, I put my trust and hope in You alone. I trust You for my finances. I trust You for my family. I trust You for my health and protection. You are Lord and I choose to trust You always in Jesus name. Amen”

BIBLE READING: MARK 1:35-45, 1 COR. 3, PSALMS 75, JOSHUA 8-9