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Be Strong in Faith

He (Abraham) staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong in faith, giving glory to God; - Romans 4:20

Abraham happens to be a man who has no child even at his old age. God promised him a child (which kind of seem impossible), Abraham's wife Sarah finds it difficult to believe but Abraham believed it and surely it came to pass.

Abraham has no doubt that God will give him a child. There is no reason to stagger at, or hesitate about any of the promises of God, since they are made by Him that cannot lie; His faithfulness is engaged to perform them; with Him all things are possible; every promise is in Christ, yea and amen, and never did any fail; and yet so it is, that some of God's children. As believers, we can learn from Abraham when it comes to faith. Whatever God has said will surely come to pass. We must learn to have faith in God and hold on to the promises of God for us.  

Stop doubting what God can and will do. Doubt weakens your faith and makes you not so sure about God's faithfulness to His promises.
 
Just like Abraham, we are to be strong in faith; nothing should moved us, no difficulties should discouraged us, we should make no demur upon the promises of God, nor had the least hesitation in our minds about the accomplishment of it; but we should be fully assured that so it would be, as God had said.

God is able to do just what He says He will do. He will fulfill every promises made to you.



It's a beautiful Monday Morning; Good Morning and do have a pleasant day.

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