by Gloria Copeland
FAITH IN MOTION
Everything supernatural
that God has ever done for you has been the result of faith being released. It might have been your faith, or it could have been some unknown intercessor who was praying for you. But either way, every time you’ve ever experienced divine intervention, someone somewhere was believing God. How do I know?
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From reading the Bible. It teaches us from beginning to end that faith is the fundamental law of God’s kingdom. Everything He does, He does by faith. In Genesis 1, He created the world by faith. He brought light into this dark planet by saying, in faith, “Let there be light,” and light was. In Genesis 3, He used His faith to set in motion the plan of Redemption. After Adam and Eve sinned, He said to the devil that one day the woman’s Seed would crush his head, then all through the Old Testament He repeated it to the prophets. He told them for thousands of years that Jesus was coming; they declared it by faith; and eventually their words came to pass. Jesus was born and became our Redeemer just as God promised, by dying for our sins and being raised from the dead. In the New Testament, God teaches us that it’s by faith we receive what Jesus provided for us. He calls the gospel, “the Word of faith” and says: “If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto
salvation” (Romans 10:9-10). Notice, those verses don’t just say that it’s by believing and confessing the Word of faith that we’re born again. They say that’s how we receive salvation. What exactly is salvation? According to the definition of the Greek
