Title: Living Beyond the Visible
Scripture: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” – Hebrews 11:1 (KJV)
Devotional Thought:
There’s more to life than what our eyes can see.
As believers, we are called to live not just in the natural realm—the world of facts, figures, and physical senses—but in the fourth dimension, the realm of faith. Dr. David Yonggi Cho calls this the dimension where the Holy Spirit moves, where visions are born, and where God’s creative power is activated.
The Bible says that faith is the evidence of things not seen. That means there’s a whole reality—more real than what we can touch or measure—waiting to manifest when we choose to believe.
When you pray, when you dream in faith, when you declare God’s promises, you’re not just being hopeful—you’re engaging a powerful spiritual law that pulls unseen realities into your life.
Reflection:
What area of your life needs to move beyond the visible?
Is there something you’ve been praying for but haven’t seen yet? Remember: Just because it’s invisible doesn’t mean it’s not real. Faith allows you to reach into God’s realm and bring His will to earth.
This week, choose to live beyond the limits of sight and step into the limitless dimension of faith.
Prayer:
Lord, open my spiritual eyes. Teach me to live by faith and not by sight. Help me trust what You’ve spoken, even when I cannot yet see it. Let Your reality become mine, and let my life reflect Your invisible power. Amen.
Faith Declaration:
I walk by faith and not by sight. I am connected to God’s supernatural realm. The unseen is becoming seen in my life through the power of faith.
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Looking at this text this morning, I am seeing that faith isn't a tool to acquire (physical) things for ourselves. It's a divine resource to receive divine possessions. I read further to understand the context, the men whose lives were used as examples of faith all died in faith without receiving the promises, yet, lived their lives in the reality of what they hoped for. That is faith.
ReplyDeleteI am now seeing that faith isn't when I hope for something and receive it, then I can say I have faith.
Faith is living in the reality of what I haven't seen as if it was in existence.