The Holy Spirit said:
My child, write down what you need, then write down the physical steps to get, find, grow, heal or achieve them. Start taking those steps in faith, backed up with serious praying habit. That is how it would work. When you start and it is failing or not working, don’t give up. Keep going. That’s your faith at work; the faith to keep trying till it works, to keep seeking till you find, to keep knocking till the door is opened. Not just prayers alone, but physical asking, seeking, and knocking in faith on physical doors that lead to what you want.
James 2:20
“But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead?”
Works demonstrate one’s faith; that is, what you do, how you lean, how you run towards your need, how you respond.
If you don’t take action, you may be on one spot for many years, even as a praying believer. Look around you. God has placed many things there. Open your eyes and see. Like Hagar, the well was never far; you just need to see it. Search and research your solutions. Find alternatives if it’s too great. Work on your problems in faith, and grace will grant you solutions.
“The blessings or failures we experience are the results of our actions.”
James 2:26
“For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.”
-Praying for healing? Then start doing things that would get your health back in faith (eat well, rest well, exercise well).
-Praying for admission? Start reading your books diligently in faith.
-Praying for money? Start looking for a job or starting a business in faith.
-Praying to lose weight? Start exercising in faith.
-Praying to be a master in a skill? Start practicing the skill in faith.
-Praying to play an instrument or to sing? Start practicing in faith.
-Praying to run far and fast? Start track training in faith.
Faith is not self-sustained. It works with your actions; it grows with every step you take.
We may not receive healing at once, but you will cover some steps. And when God sees that you have covered some steps in faith and commitment, He’ll see your seriousness, and He’ll give grace for the process to boost at a higher rate.
God is not a magician. Any habit you cannot grow cannot be sustained.
