As Christians, we must recognize everything He has done for us, so that we will not struggle with trying to get something that has already been made available. Healing, deliverance, prosperity, righteousness, forgiveness, and everything else we need are ready for us; we simply need to receive them by faith. This also includes our reconciliation to God.

As Christians, we receive good health and take possession of it by faith. We have been healed on every level; when we believe this, we will know how to respond to the doctor’s report when it contradicts God’s Word. The final authority on our healing is not a physician’s diagnosis, but what God says.

We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.

As Christians, we receive good health and take possession of it by faith. We have been healed on every level; when we believe this, we will know how to respond to the doctor’s report when it contradicts God’s Word. The final authority on our healing is not a physician’s diagnosis, but what God says.

Most people love the results of change but hate the process. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible. We must want to change. Only when we find the courage to wade in and take responsibility for our own transformation will we experience any real results.

Most people love the results of change but hate the process. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible. We must want to change. Only when we find the courage to wade in and take responsibility for our own transformation will we experience any real results.

Although grace has made it possible for us to be transformed, it is up to us whether or not we choose to be proactively involved in the changes God wants for us. We cannot simply sit back and passively wait for the Holy Spirit to go to work in us. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible.

Although grace has made it possible for us to be transformed, it is up to us whether or not we choose to be proactively involved in the changes God wants for us. We cannot simply sit back and passively wait for the Holy Spirit to go to work in us. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible.

We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.

. Under grace, change should be the outward evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Just

like the blood of Jesus, grace does not simply cover sin—it completely removes it. It is impossible to truly believe in Jesus Christ and remain unchanged; genuine faith in Him is bound to transform us.