THE WORD IMPARTS FAITH: Daily Devotional

So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God (Romans 10:17).

The Word of God imparts faith. You may have noticed that sometimes when you sit down to hear or study God's word, your spirit fills with energy. In those moments, all the challenges you've ever faced suddenly seem like nothing. This is because, right now, the Word you are receiving is stirring faith in your heart.

The Word of God is spiritual; therefore it is even more real than the physical things that your senses perceive.

Therefore, when you receive the Word in your spirit, a spiritual reaction is ignited between your spirit and the Word of God, giving you dominion over the circumstances.

When that reaction occurs , faith grows in you like a giant and you are sure of victory. Even if you thought your faith was small or small, Jesus said that a small faith can make a big difference; it can literally move a mountain (Matthew 21:21). Or maybe you're thinking, "I have no faith";
, our opening verse tells us how to get there: Faith comes by hearing and hearing through the Word of God.

Whenever you think you don't have enough faith, it says it's time is to listen more. from the Word of God.

The Word will necessarily give you faith; it is a principle of the kingdom of God. You don't have to fight for it; as you heed God's word, faith will come to you.

This reminds me of a certain young man who came to one of our meetings years ago. He came in and said he didn't believe and wouldn't believe anything we shared. However, his friends convinced him to come.

So he sat in the meeting and tried not to believe it. But he "heard" the message (remember, faith comes by hearing).

Later, when I spoke to him, he said, "I sort of accepted things that you shared ; I believe everything you said. He couldn't escape because faith comes when you hear the word! Hallelujah!

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