Confession of Our Hope
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Are you ready to go to the next level with your walk with God? Are you ready to experience divine breakthroughs in life in a whole new level?
However, there are certain hindrances that come our way when we want to step in to the next level, when we want to experience God given promises in our lives and that is our very own confession, random statements, words that proceed out of our mouth!
In Hebrews 10:23, there is a clear instruction to cease and hold tightly the confessions of our hope especially in your season of doubt. He tells us to be very careful with what we speak in our hard times. The writer of Hebrews also tells us to stop wavering in our faith and confessions.
It’s easy to let out words of faith when we are surrounded by good situations, good faith filled people but what do we confess when we are surrounded by testing times and circumstances that seem to put us down? That is when our faith is tested!
If our confessions are based on our faithfulness to God then there is a chance for our faith to be tossed and turned but the Bible says God is faithful to every word and promise given to us. He is faithful to bring it to pass and that is why you are obligated to stop wavering because God is faithful and because we are trusting in God’s faithfulness in our lives and not our faithfulness to God.
When you go through difficult times and you can’t confess words of faith, you can ask God to give you words of courage and faith, ask God to help you in your unbelief, ask God to increase your trust in Him and He is more than faithful and good to help you!
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