Post by MikeV on Mar 24, 2021 8:00:31 GMT -5
Mark 11: 12-14, 20-26
Did you know that you have a superpower? Yes! Jesus has proclaimed us all to be Super Heroes! We can move mountains with our mind! We can cause seas to path! We can kill fig trees….? Ok, that last one doesn’t seem so glamorous but you get the point right?
Jesus says in Mark 11:24 “Therefore I say unto you, what things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and shall ye shall have them.” Wow that’s crazy, right? But let’s not getting carried away here! We must remember that Jesus surrendered his will to his Heavenly Father “…not my will, but thine be done” Luke 22:42. His will and his Father’s will were one.
So when we claim the promise or when we use our superpower of faith, believing that God will truly bless us with that nice car or fancy job or great apartment, we must ask ourselves ‘Is this the Father’s will?’
Anything you want in faith
The bible clearly states that anything we ask and I mean ANYTHING we ask, believing in faith that it will happen, God will grant it unto us. That is the power of faith! God desires the best for his children. He wants to see us happy; however, with great faith comes great responsibility. Many times we pray and believe in faith that something will happen that isn’t in accordance with God’s will. As Christians we must ask first “Dear God, is this what you want for me?” and then pray in faith “If it is your will, I trust and believe that it will happen.”
The fig tree is yet another example Jesus uses to prove his point, that when we believe, pray and have great faith we can trust that God will do everything that we ask of him, once it is in accordance with this will. So go out there today and crush mountains with your bare hands! Break down barriers with your mind! And face the enemy with the power of faith! Super Christians Unite!
Today’s Prayer:
Dear Heavenly Father,
Thank you for your promises. I believe in your promises. Show me your will Lord, that I may walk only in your will. Help me to trust you more.
Amen.
By Unknown Author
Did you know that you have a superpower? Yes! Jesus has proclaimed us all to be Super Heroes! We can move mountains with our mind! We can cause seas to path! We can kill fig trees….? Ok, that last one doesn’t seem so glamorous but you get the point right?
Jesus says in Mark 11:24 “Therefore I say unto you, what things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and shall ye shall have them.” Wow that’s crazy, right? But let’s not getting carried away here! We must remember that Jesus surrendered his will to his Heavenly Father “…not my will, but thine be done” Luke 22:42. His will and his Father’s will were one.
So when we claim the promise or when we use our superpower of faith, believing that God will truly bless us with that nice car or fancy job or great apartment, we must ask ourselves ‘Is this the Father’s will?’
Anything you want in faith
The bible clearly states that anything we ask and I mean ANYTHING we ask, believing in faith that it will happen, God will grant it unto us. That is the power of faith! God desires the best for his children. He wants to see us happy; however, with great faith comes great responsibility. Many times we pray and believe in faith that something will happen that isn’t in accordance with God’s will. As Christians we must ask first “Dear God, is this what you want for me?” and then pray in faith “If it is your will, I trust and believe that it will happen.”
The fig tree is yet another example Jesus uses to prove his point, that when we believe, pray and have great faith we can trust that God will do everything that we ask of him, once it is in accordance with this will. So go out there today and crush mountains with your bare hands! Break down barriers with your mind! And face the enemy with the power of faith! Super Christians Unite!
Today’s Prayer:
Dear Heavenly Father,
Thank you for your promises. I believe in your promises. Show me your will Lord, that I may walk only in your will. Help me to trust you more.
Amen.
By Unknown Author