Are You Allowing Doubt To Interject Your Faith or Are You Backing Up Your Faith With What You Are Saying?

God will, God can, and God shall.   Are these the words in your vocabulary?   Your vocabulary is made up of the words that you use.   It is the words that are coming out of your mouth.   What are you saying?   What are you believing?   What words are you using to solidify what you say you believe?  

We have to start backing up our faith with what we are saying.   We think in our hearts and minds that we believe what God has said but we have to start monitoring the words that are coming out of our mouth to back up that belief.  

Do you believe your are trusting God and then say that "maybe God won't do it for you"?   Where is the faith in that?   Faith says that You trust that God will do what needs to be done.   Are you speaking words of faith and then at the end saying "but if"?    When we say that God is going to heal us, that needs to be the end of the statement.   We shouldn't add on to that statement by saying, "God is going to heal us but if he doesn't".   "But" is a word of cancellation.   It cancels out or adds a realm of possibility that should not be there when you are walking in faith.   It says that it is possible that God may not or possibly can not do what He has promised He will do.

If you are going to be in faith, SPEAK WORDS THAT LINE UP WITH YOUR FAITH.   Don't allow doubt to interfere with what you say that you are believing God for.  Don't interject your faith with the word "but".   To interject means to throw something in-between something else.   In other words, don't allow the word but to throw doubt in-between what you say you are believing God for.  

SCRIPTURE MEDITATION 

   

Mark 11:22

“And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God.”