Have a faith until to transport from mountains

God brought a great movement of faith a few decades ago. The Church then experienced fabulous miracles and was encouraged. Many have found that "the Lord of hosts" was still alive and mighty. This brought a great wave of joy into the Body of Christ that stirred up a movement of praise and worship. It is essential to have faith, for without it we can not be pleasing to God, that is, to satisfy His requirements (Hebrews 11: 6). Bodies were healed, members recreated, financial miracles were experienced, and so many things alike. However, one can have great faith and be sorely lacking in love.

Some despised those who had love, and others despised those who had faith, whereas according to the Epistle to the Galatians, "For those who are united with Jesus Christ, what matters, it does not matter. is not to be circumcised or uncircumcised, it is to have faith, a faith that is translated by acts inspired by love" (Galatians 5: 6).

True faith is active through love. They are not opposed to each other. On the contrary, they work together and it is when they work together that they become a unit of glory and power. We limit our faith when we do not act in love, and we will be quickly limited in our love if we do not act in faith. Faith and love are like a couple that should never be separated.

The faith of God will not always translate into acts inspired by love. Faith will be active through love. The love of God has manifested itself to us in many ways. It is because God loved us that he sent Jesus Christ to die for us. God had faith that in sending his Son, "many men would reach perfection" (Hebrews 10:14, 11:40). God had faith, God loved, and God showed these things for our salvation. Let us act like the Father, translate our faith by acts inspired by love.

Jeremy Sourdril