Sometimes in life I think we tend to downplay the importance of our faith and what we believe. We hear about it so much that I think as Christians we have become desensitized to its power in both our spiritual and our natural lives. This is not what it should be since we are told in four verses of the Bible, “The just shall live by his faith,” (Hab. 2:4; Rom. 1:17; Gal. 3:11; Heb. 10:38, KJV).
Our faith, our belief should be the marker for everything in our lives. Not just for salvation, but for every action and prayer. We know all the right words to say and all the proper “Christian” motions to make, but is our faith alive and put into full force action?
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“Why could we not cast him out? And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief,” Matthew 17:19b-20a, KJV
This is where the proverbial “rubber meets the road,” or where the heart meets with true faith. Jesus’ disciples tried to cast a demon out of the man’s son, but to no avail. The Bible says, “They could not cure him,” (Mt. 17:16, KJV). They didn’t get the results of their prayer on that day. Perplexed they asked Jesus about what happened. Jesus’ response was very simple. He told them it was “because of your unbelief.”
Sometimes in life I think we tend to downplay the importance of our faith and what we believe. We hear about it so much that I think as Christians we have become desensitized to its power in both our spiritual and our natural lives. This is not what it should be since we are…
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