Jesus has taken care of everything pertaining to life and godliness; no religious activity or self-effort is needed in this area. Our response to what He did should be to believe it actually is finished. Our faith takes possession of what grace made available to us.

Most people miss the whole point of salvation. When they get saved only to avoid going to hell, they miss out on the tremendous benefits of knowing God intimately. God is love, and He wants to express His intense love for us. Looking to Him and trusting in Him allows Him to do this.

Grace has made everything we need in life available to us. This came about because of the finished works of Jesus; now, all we need to do to lay hold of the blessings is to believe. However, although faith is the proper response to what He did, we must ask ourselves how to break it down and specifically apply faith to our lives.

Grace has made everything we need in life available to us. This came about because of the finished works of Jesus; now, all we need to do to lay hold of the blessings is to believe. However, although faith is the proper response to what He did, we must ask ourselves how to break it down and specifically apply faith to our lives.

To see manifestations in our lives, responding in faith positions us to receive what is already waiting for us. We respond to God’s favor the right way when we believe that He loves us, no matter what.

To see manifestations in our lives, responding in faith positions us to receive what is already waiting for us. We respond to God’s favor the right way when we believe that He loves us, no matter what.

Trusting in the Lord and waiting on Him allows the Holy Spirit to lead us out of whatever situation we are facing. When trouble shows up, seeking God and ignoring the noise and clutter of the world allows Him to clearly instruct us on how to proceed. As Christians, we must practice the art of getting alone with Him.

Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.

Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.

When we are of faith, we believe that Jesus has finished everything necessary for us to be blessed; releasing our faith this way allows us to take possession of what has already been done. Believing the right thing, first, causes us to verbally confess the right thing, and act on our faith in Christ.