This message is a continuation of “The Basis of Great Faith,” by the leading of the Holy Spirit, I exploded with excitement in teaching how to bring the unseen into our reality. Last week’s message (Part 3) left off with how the Nobleman was challenged by Jesus with the phrase, ” “Unless you people see signs and wonders, you simply will not believe.” John 4:48 (NASB) The challenged Nobleman demonstrated his faith by proving through his actions that he did not need to see (in the natural) to believe. He simply accepted the word that Jesus spoke, and even though his daughter was at the point of death, he did not go home and see if she was healed as he did not need to as he believed. Instead, he stayed in Cana for an extra day defying logic or natural feelings. This message will bless you in holding steadfast in faith even though circumstances in the natural or contrary to your faith-filled prayers. The bottom line, we have to believe God hears and answers our prayers the moment we pray. Regardless of what we see in the natural, we know spiritually we have what we’ve asked for in faith. As long as we can continue to see past the problems of life challenging our faith and see the answers, we’ll see the unseen become our reality. What you’ll take away from this message is the importance of standing in faith and holding fast to your hope with joy (powerful emotion/frequency with creative power). You’ll learn the importance of seeing past the problems and seeing by faith the answers to the difficulties of life. You’ll see how God showed Jacob how to bring things into our reality through our seeing in the spirit (focused hope). Jacob did it to accomplish supernatural breeding. He had the sheep, and other livestock see stripes when they were mating and eating, and as a result, they produced striped offspring. An incredible principle of creation is what we see is what we get. If we can see the answers (hope) and hold fast to them in faith, they’ll become our reality. If, however, we see the natural circumstances such as doctor’s reports, mountains of bills, etc. we’ll get more of the same.
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