Hallelujah, we can live a life of hope by faith, for faith is the substantiation of things not seen – the conviction of things hoped for! Amen! Faith is the substantiation of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen – faith is the evidence, the proof, of things unseen, and our life […]
Living A Life of Hope by Faith – Faith is the Conviction of the Things Hoped for
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Faith is the Substantiation of God’s Facts through the Exercise of our Spirit of Faith
Faith is the substantiation of God’s facts, the substantiation of the substance of the truth, which is the reality of the contents of God’s New Testament economy by the exercise of our spirit of faith. Hallelujah! This week in our morning revival on the topic of, God’s Economy in Faith, we come to the […]
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Exercising our Spirit of Faith, our Sixth Sense, to be Assured of the Things of God
Our Christian life is a life of faith; faith is a substantiating ability, a sixth sense, the sense by which we substantiate God and all the things of God, and this sense and ability is implanted into us by Christ through His Word and His appearing. Our faith as believers is not actually ours; we […]
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Our Christian Life is a Life by Faith, a Life of Things Unseen and Hoped For
Today in the church age we are in the age of mystery, and the age of mystery is the age of faith. Everything related to God and to the spiritual things are matters of faith and can be substantiated by faith. If we don’t have faith, if we don’t believe, we don’t see or have […]
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