Refuse To Waver (Daily Devotional)

Hello and welcome back to Living Supernaturally, it is so good to have you here. Living supernaturally is the daily devotional of All People’s church, where we look into God’s word to study it and apply it into our lives. Today, we want to meditate on one aspect of the truth of God’s word which is to have faith to receive the promise and what has been given to us freely. Every provision that has been made available to us through grace is made available freely. The question is how do I receive it and walk in the fullness of it? Because God’s will and desire is that we are not ignorant of it but we receive, walk in it and we enjoy it. So, we receive it by faith and we have been given the template of faith or we have been instructed to follow in the faith of Abraham, the kind of faith that he had when he believed God. So, we see in Romans chapter 4, verse 20, we see the kind of faith Abraham had. We see that he didn’t waver at the promise of God through unbelief. Even as we are in the journey of believing God, on this faith journey, we journey with God, it is about our relationship with Him and even as we journey through life and we want to receive and walk in what He has promised. The promise comes to us in many ways through the quickened word of God, maybe through a word of knowledge or a prophetic word and we receive this promise. But we want to see the fullness/ manifestation of it. It says here that Abraham didn’t waver at the promise of God through unbelief. So, to waver means to doubt, to think one thing one moment and to consider the opposite of it the other time, it means to contend or to dispute and to be doubtful with oneself, to be divided in opinion. Now, Abraham didn’t do that. It says here Abraham didn’t waver which means he was steadfast, he was sure, he didn’t vacillate in his opinion, he was so sure. James chapter 1, verses 6 and 7 have this to say about asking in faith, it says, ‘But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind. For let not that man suppose that he will receive anything from the Lord.’ We have this great promise and price that was paid on the cross and we have this new life that is before us, with all these provisions, provision for life and godliness provided through Christ Jesus. So, it says here if we ask in faith, in other words, if we don’t ask in faith, if we are going to change our opinion, will God answer or not, every now and then? Then it says here, these are hard words but true, let not that man suppose he will receive anything from God. In other words, we shouldn’t waver at the promise of God in our own mind or through sources around us. Also, quench every fiery dart of the enemy through the shield of faith and hold on to the confession of faith in God. Let’s pray, Father, we thank you that you’ve given us precious promises in your word. We have this model and example whose faith we are called to follow. We thank you that you’ve called us to not waver at your promises, you’ve called us to be strong in faith and we choose to do that today that whatever you have promised and spoken over us about our life’s purpose, destiny and the needs that we might have, we receive it in faith and we choose to be steadfast and unwavering, in Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.

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