FAITH AND CONFESSION !

FAITH AND CONFESSION : what is the answer ? It is that people should choose God's method, to call the things that is not manifested. The things that is not manifested in their individual lives and that he is an abundance supply of God's grace and willingness to meet their needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. So That Person Should Go to the Word and find the promise of abundant supply, then be obedient to what the Word of God said to do to activate the promise. Then they should proclaim--- I have given and it is given unto me; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over. My God supplies all my needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Because I may give her, because operate on the principles of the Word of God, I sow bountifully, and I reap bountifully. My God has made all grace abound toward me. I am saying in the name of Jesus that I have abundance, and all the good deals come my way. I am blessed going in and coming out. I am blessed in the basket and in the store. By the end of the year I will have abundance to meet my obligations and give $10,000 to missions. If someone heard me confessing abundance, they might say, "I know you are lying, because I happen to know that you don't have the money for your car payment." That's all the more reason for saying it. "Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and they that love the shalt eat the fruit thereof." (Proverbs 18:21) I would rather speak life, I am calling the thing that is not yet manifested. APPLY THE PRINCIPLE AND BE PATIENT : it may take weeks, months or years to bring the total fulfillment of that promise. But then you will be able to pay your debts, buy groceries and give to missions. Let's say it another way that it is a backlash and denying what exists a man says, "I found the car I wanted to buy. If I sell my car, I will have enough money to buy this car." But he misunderstood the faith message, so he begins to deny that he has a car. He says, "I believe I have sold my car, so I am going to deny that I have a car." So he starts saying, "I don't have a call. I don't have a call." Somebody asked him about his car and he says come "I don't have a car." He may wake up some morning and find that someone has stolen his car, and he really doesn't have the car. So there it is not the answer. There is a backlash in denying things that exist. That is not faith, neither is it God's method. God's method would be to say something like this. Father, in the name of Jesus, I ask You for a value for this car. Send someone to buy this car. Someone wants this car. This car will fill the need in someone's life, and they want it as badly as I want to sell it. Send them to me, Father. Have the Angels guide them here. I think you, Father. I believe that I have received a buyer for this car. Thank You, Father, that my car is sold. Then go out and talk to your car. Say, "Car, I am calling you sold. Someone loves your paint job. They are impressed with you. About faith I call you sold, in Jesus name. How do you know that you are not lying ? Because you are calling things that are not. Although the car is still in your possession, you are taking the spiritual force of faith and calling into manifestation the thing that will nullify what exists. When you call health into your body, it will nullify sickness and disease. Call abundance into your finances's, and it will nullify lack. It will nullify the thing that exists. There is probably no other principal in the Bible that will cause you to be criticized more than this one. But yet it is God's method. There are so many Christians who simply don't understand this principle. (1 Corinthians 1:27-28-29). "No for God selected deliberately chose what in the world is foolish to put the wise to shame, and what the world calls a week to put the strong to shame. And God also selected deliberately chose what in the world is low--born and insignificant and branded and treated with contempt, even the things that are nothing, that he might dispose and bring to nothing the things that are, so that no mortal man should have pretense for glorying and boasting in the presence of God." The amplified Bible.