Resting in True Faith
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Having the perfect and complete faith of Jesus Christ gives us an advantage over religious people who rely on their own imperfect faith. This kind of faith is based on His finished works and doesn’t depend on our own works or self-efforts. Jesus is faith, and is God’s gift to us that we must receive; believing that God loves us so much that He gave us His only Son puts our lives in a whole new light. Trusting that Jesus did all the work necessary lets us rest.
Released on 4 Apr 2025
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Resting in True Faith Part 2
Believers have received gifts from God that the world doesn’t have. One of those gifts is His perfect and complete faith. This faith is vastly better than our imperfect faith, which is constantly in the process of being refined and developed. It’s embodied in Jesus Christ and based on His finished works, which means we can rest from our labors and simply receive what God has already done. Choosing to rest instead of struggle is the way we celebrate God’s finished works.
Resting in True Faith Part 2
Believers have received gifts from God that the world doesn’t have. One of those gifts is His perfect and complete faith. This faith is vastly better than our imperfect faith, which is constantly in the process of being refined and developed. It’s embodied in Jesus Christ and based on His finished works, which means we can rest from our labors and simply receive what God has already done. Choosing to rest instead of struggle is the way we celebrate God’s finished works.
The Gift of Faith
The faith that God gave us when we got born again was a gift from Him. We received it without having to work for it; this faith gives us victory over the natural world we live in. Our salvation includes healing, deliverance, prosperity, peace, joy, wholeness, and everything else we need; faith is our positive response to what grace has done. Regardless of what we struggle to believe, God’s perfect and complete belief remains unaffected and rock steady.