The Lord has been teaching us about staying in a place of joy and peace. As I have heard from two preachers, that worship and praise is what ushers in our breakthrough, because it shows God that we totally trust Him, and believe that He is able and trustworthy, and is not lying.
Some days it seems difficult to stay in an attitude of thankfulness and praise, especially when things don't "look" or appear to be changing. But our faith is what pulls the final outcome into place.
Think about the woman with the issue of blood.... she received her healing because she believed that if she just could touch the hem of Jesus garment she would receive. Her faith made a reverant demand upon the desired outcome.....she had an expectancy/hope/belief on what Jesus said and did for others could be hers if she went after it, (if she put an action to her faith), and knowing the promises and ability of God... she humbly accepted the need of His help and power to receive what she knew as a daughter of Abraham belonged to her, because of the blood covenant between God and Abraham.
Had she sat in her house, afraid of getting caught, and waiting for Jesus, she would have never got ministered to by the Power of the Holy Spirit.
For us... the action of praise and worship in the midst of the trial or waiting... is what we need to accompany and put proof of our belief and total trust in God to manifest what we are believing for.
We believe we have already received (mark 11:23-25) the promise of God. Knowing He hears us because we are praying in line with His Word (and not just Bible Word, but ones that He speaks to us personally, that lines up with His promises already) And it causes us to rejoice because we know that with patience what we have believed for will manifest.
So faith rejoices, gives thanks, and is glad.... while doubt is frustrated, complains, and is sad (quote given to Pastor Keith Moore)
God Bless you all with an abundance of grace and peace!
Some days it seems difficult to stay in an attitude of thankfulness and praise, especially when things don't "look" or appear to be changing. But our faith is what pulls the final outcome into place.
Think about the woman with the issue of blood.... she received her healing because she believed that if she just could touch the hem of Jesus garment she would receive. Her faith made a reverant demand upon the desired outcome.....she had an expectancy/hope/belief on what Jesus said and did for others could be hers if she went after it, (if she put an action to her faith), and knowing the promises and ability of God... she humbly accepted the need of His help and power to receive what she knew as a daughter of Abraham belonged to her, because of the blood covenant between God and Abraham.
Had she sat in her house, afraid of getting caught, and waiting for Jesus, she would have never got ministered to by the Power of the Holy Spirit.
For us... the action of praise and worship in the midst of the trial or waiting... is what we need to accompany and put proof of our belief and total trust in God to manifest what we are believing for.
We believe we have already received (mark 11:23-25) the promise of God. Knowing He hears us because we are praying in line with His Word (and not just Bible Word, but ones that He speaks to us personally, that lines up with His promises already) And it causes us to rejoice because we know that with patience what we have believed for will manifest.
So faith rejoices, gives thanks, and is glad.... while doubt is frustrated, complains, and is sad (quote given to Pastor Keith Moore)
God Bless you all with an abundance of grace and peace!