The Principle of Faith

The Principle of Faith: Restoration comes from faith in a power greater than myself.
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Faith Is The Way Of Strength

  • Wednesday, 09 April 2008 00:00

The Principle of Faith: Restoration comes from faith in a power greater than myself.

Faith is a belief in something not seen. Faith is not based on proof, but on trust and confidence. There is no logical proof or material evidence when it comes to the subject of faith. Yet many people, including myself, rely on our faith to carry us through circumstances and situations that we don’t always understand. We know that God has plans for us that we may not understand or comprehend. We just know that it is right.

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Trusting God

  • Monday, 03 March 2008 00:00

Everybody has faith. This may be a very hard concept to grasp, but it is completely true. In general there are 2 types of people in the world: those who believe in God and those who don’t. I know that the true situation in the world is more complicated than this, but bear with me.

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Faith

  • Saturday, 19 January 2008 00:00
Faith is the hardest concept for most self-willed people (and lets admit it: that’s pretty much everyone) to grasp. Faith isn’t tangible. Faith is invisible and is hard to describe. When you uncover faith watch out! Your life will change completely.

Worries will disappear. You will begin to have victory over the challenges in your life. What used to frighten you will now empower you. You will finally realize that all of your life’s struggles have had a purpose and you are now stronger for having endured them.

Everybody has faith already, within them. You just need to find it within yourself and begin using it in your life. It takes some time and training, but with faith; sick people become well; poor people become rich, sad people become happy. I think you get the point. Find your faith today!

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Restoration and Increase

  • Monday, 14 January 2008 00:00

 To Restore: To bring back to an original condition.  To put (someone) back in a former position.  To heal, redeem, refresh, renew, revitalize, revive, strengthen 

At a time when people are thinking about resolutions and changes they need to make (and too often these changes are surface changes only), I’m thinking about restoration and increase. Already this year is having a theme for me, the theme of Restoration.  In just the time frame of 2 weeks I’ve had a portion of my family restored to me, my love for my husband has not only been renewed but increased as well and I feel my inner peace has been restored. 

The Spirit of God has led me, not by my own will or mind, to The Principle of Restoration.  Not by my hand or by my works have I been restored but by the miraculous workings of God.  Our God, a God of promises (promises that He keeps), continually assures us of restoration when we seek Him passionately.  Over the last few months I’ve sought him like never before and I can truly point towards Heaven and say only by His hand have I been restored.

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