WORKING ON YOUR BELIEVING

Is there anything that Christ has paid for you but you are not enjoying? Christ has set us free. Your believing is powerful than your words. In this service, Apostle Edmonds continued with last week message "FIGHT FOR LOVE" and taught on working on your believing in your fight of faith. Listen to the audio for full message.

WORKING ON YOUR BELIEVING
The Son of God has set you free but some of us are not free. Every nation has fought for its freedom. Freedom is freely given by God to us. Only some Christians want to manage bondage. When Christ has paid for it, you don’t through again. That is what helps us to have stubborn faith because we know He gave us. Christ has given us victory over devils, so we should not be in bondage. Christ paid for our freedom. 

Work on your believing, while you are fighting. Your believing is very powerful more than your words. Sometimes you think you believe, but you don’t.  How do we know that? Believing spurs up actions. You can’t say you believe Jesus Christ when you don’t attend the church of Christ. So, work on your believing in your fight of faith.  In the book of Mathew 17v20, the Bible tells that when you have faith, you will say. The faith will cause you to say what you believe.
 
Is there anything in your life that Christ paid for it and you are still suffering? One of the ways to fight for it, is to work on your faith. Work on your believing.
 
2 Corinthians 4v13 says”I believed, therefore I have spoken," we also believe and therefore speak. You cannot believe without speaking.  There are slots in the life of God. There is a time to hear (hearing slot), time to believe (believing slot), time to speak (confession slot), and a time to act (action slot). Finally, you become what you have practiced from the beginning to the end. That is what faith should do to you and me. Watch with whom you are talking and hanging. Those you are hanging with are affecting you.  
 
Take what Christ died for you. Don’t manage with your situations
(Message by Apostle Edmonds Owhorode, extracted from Sunday Service dt. 05.05.19 by PR)