Our faith forms the very foundation of our belief in Jesus Christ. It is what gives us hope even in seemingly impossible situations, bringing a stillness that fills our souls with peace, knowing our Creator has everything figured out. Yet, as born-again believers, having faith alone isn't sufficient.
Faith requires action—a movement that adjusts our mindset, allowing us to see beyond the invisible. Reflecting on the example of Mary, the mother of Jesus, found in Luke chapter one, we see a true pillar in the movement of faith. She made faith moves by seeing past the invisible and wholeheartedly embracing the words of the angel Gabriel. Mary not only spoke her belief, but her heart and actions were also in complete agreement with her words. With just one question asked, she believed.
Mere words expressing our belief in God are not enough; our faith must be demonstrated through action. Faith moves require us to step out in faith and take action, even when things may seem uncertain. It's like buying moving boxes to pack when God assures you that the home you prayed for is already yours. It means praying for your future spouse, even though you may not see any potential prospects in sight. When we make faith moves, it signifies our spirit's alignment with the Word of God and affirms that we agree with the declarations spoken over our lives. Each step of faith says to God, "Be it unto me, according to thy word!" (Luke 1:38)
In making faith moves, we blossom into our destinies and witness the fulfillment of God's promises in our lives. Through unwavering faith and action, we open ourselves to God's blessings, far beyond what our human eyes can perceive.