Assured.

                                                                              Assured.


Faith not Feeling.


Now He who has prepared us for this very thing is God, who has given us the Spirit as a Guarantee.  So we are “always confident”, knowing that while we are at home in the body we are absent from the Lord.  “For We Walk (Live) by Faith, Not By Sight”.  (2 Corinthians 5:5-7)


Faith Saves, Feelings Do Not Save.

Our Victory is in Our Faith, Our Victory is not in our Feelings.


Our Daily Nugget

is God Assuring us that “He Has Already” given us the Holy Spirit as a “Guarantee” that we will Spend Eternity With Him. “So We Are Always Confident”, Filled with the Faith that leads to Victory over dilemmas. Therefore, we Walk, Live by Faith and not by Sight. 


Assured - Having “full, unwavering confidence and certainty in God’s Promises”, particularly concerning Salvation and one’s relationship with Him, grounded in God’s Promises and the work of Christ rather than human merit.


Faith - The “assurance” of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen.  A “Profound Trust” and “Active Reliance on God”; often synonymous with Belief.


Living Without Assurance and Faith is like “Chasing The Wind”.


Even Though I Might “Feel” Lost Today, “I Believe” I Am “Found”; therefore “I can Walk, Live, by Faith”.  Faith is sufficient to bring forth Victory.  It is the Holy Spirit who is “Showing Us The Way To Live”, this is Exercising Our Faith.  God challenges us to “Put Him To The Test” to “See if Exercising Our Faith will bring us Victory”. 


We cannot Fear that God might not Deliver.

Faith and Fear “Cannot” Dwell in the same Heart/Mind, at the same time.


If you have accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior and you still “feel fear”; just pray and “Ask God to Bless you to Exercise Your Faith”, over that fear.  If you do not have a sense of conviction, just keep praying for it.  Even Jesus had to pray, three times, before He was able to Exercise His Faith over His Cup of Suffering. 


“God Will Come Through” for you Just like He came through for Jesus.

Be Assured, like Jesus, and Watch What Happens!

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