Faith is the language of the Kingdom. It’s how we live, serve and please God, even as young people in our schools, homes, and communities. The Lord Jesus raised a remarkable question in our opening verse: “When the Son of man comes, shall He find faith on the earth?” Our assignment isn’t only to preach salvation but also to teach the nations, our friends and classmates how to live by faith.
Faith is not a religious idea; it’s a spiritual principle by which we make divine realities real in this material world, including situations like exams, friendships, and future plans. Faith calls things that are not as though they were. Faith is acting on God’s Word. It’s acting your believing, doing what the Word says regardless of your circumstances or feelings. When you learn to live this way, nothing would be impossible to you.
The Lord Jesus said, “...for assuredly, I say to you, if you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you” (Matthew 17:20). Challenge others by your own faith, by the way you talk, study, pray, and face challenges. As you share the Gospel, let your words communicate confidence, victory and the dominion of the Word, so that others can see Jesus through your life. Help others understand that the life of faith is a life of divine possibilities. Faith always works because it’s based on the irrefutable, infallible, unchanging, all-powerful, living Word of God. Hallelujah!
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I’m full of faith; my words and lifestyle inspire faith in others and produce divine results in my school, family, and among my friends. Nothing is impossible to me because I live by the Word. Through me, many are brought into the Kingdom and taught to live the life of faith in Christ Jesus. Amen!
