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HAVE FAITH IN GOD

by Mark Baker

Scripture: Mark 11:22


Have Faith in God
Mark Baker
Mark 11:22


Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Reading through the Bible from the very beginning, you will see that there is one consistent theme, and that is God's great love and compassion towards us. He is unchangeable, and in this we can have great confidence. It seems there is no greater motivation for faith than knowing this, God is absolutely for us. He wants us to succeed. It makes it easier to have confidence in fulfilling our purpose and destiny here on the Earth when we know that He has called us and ordained for us to succeed.

He loves us so much that He sent Jesus to die in our place, giving us freely His life for our death. He did this knowing full well the horrible cost to Himself. Thank you Lord! He loves us more than we can comprehend and has given us through this Covenant incredible benefits. Even in the Old Covenant He admonished us not to forget His benefits.

Psalms 103:2 Bless the Lord, O my soul, And forget not all His benefits: 3. Who forgives all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases, 4. Who redeems your life from destruction, Who crowns you with lovingkindness and tender mercies, 5. Who satisfies your mouth with good things, So that your youth is renewed like the eagle's.

Have we forgotten or have we just never believed in the first place. Regardless, in this day and age like no other, the body of Christ is being shaken. It's easy in a World full of chaos to get sidetracked and wander from the path God has placed us on. The world seems to be in a meltdown right now and all that is going on can seem overwhelming to us. In the midst of this there is a choice we each have to make. We have to decide if God's love toward us is real. Mans definition of love is often times just lip service, but God's love is always manifested through action.

My question would be, how can we know God loves us if we aren't seeing the benefit of it in our lives. First of al ...

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