Word of God

  The woman who had suffered from a flow of blood for twelve years does not speak to Jesus. She does not cry out. She does not beg. She does not interrupt Him. Her faith is silent, inward, determined, yet intensely alive. “For she said, ‘If only I may touch His clothes, I shall be made well.’” (v.28) She does not say, “If Jesus speaks to me.” She does not say, “If Jesus looks at me.” She does not say, “If He lays hands on me.” She says: “If only I may touch…” This is a deep level of faith— a faith that does not depend on public attention, on words, or on ritual.   It depends entirely on who Jesus IS. According to the Law, she was unclean, excluded, and isolated. Anyone she touched would become unclean. Yet she believes something revolutionary: Jesus would not be contaminated by her condition—her condition would be healed by His holiness. The hem of His garment was not a random detail. It represented covenant, authority, and the Word of God. She was not merely seeking a miracle...

  Isaiah 48:10   (NKJV) says, “Behold, I have refined you, but not as silver; I have tested you in the furnace of affliction.”   This verse shows us the heart of God in times of suffering. God speaks as a refiner, one who watches carefully over the fire. Refining means removing impurities so that what is valuable can remain. God is saying that suffering is not meaningless; it has purpose. It is a process God uses to shape, correct, and prepare His people. When God says He refined us “but not as silver,”   He is showing His mercy. Silver must be heated very intensely until all impurities are burned away. God says He did not treat His people that harshly. If He had, nothing would have remained. This tells us that even when God allows pain, He sets limits. He knows how much we can bear. His discipline is guided by love, not cruelty. Sometimes God takes us through suffering because He wants us to learn lessons the hard way. Many of us are stubborn and do not listen when ...

 Mark 11:22 “ Jesus answered and said to them, Have faith in God .” This is not a suggestion. This is a divine command. Jesus is calling you to a faith that does not depend on what you see, on what you feel, or on what circumstances are saying. When the fig tree was cursed, it looked normal on the outside, but the power of the word was already working at the root. 🌱 So it is with your life. What God has spoken is already in motion. Do not measure God by the moment. Do not interpret His silence as absence. Do not allow delay to become doubt. 🔥 Faith in God speaks. 🔥 Faith in God stands. 🔥 Faith in God moves mountains. Even now, the Spirit is saying: Keep believing. Keep trusting. Keep declaring the Word. The mountain will move. The season will change. The promise will manifest. Have faith in God — and watch the supernatural follow.