Shalom! Boldness to act is an important ingredient of the exercise of spiritual authority. Without boldness, having authority will just be like someone with a chieftancy title or an honorary degree. It will be of no use having it. It is no more than a decoration.
To be bold mean, to be courageous and brave. You have to have an attitude of daring to do things - you have to be adventurous, like Peter when he walked on water with Jesus, and also when he got that cripple healed at the beautiful gate. Later Peter dared to raise the dead and he did (Acts 9: 36-42). Boldness to do what you know the Word of God asked you to do - boldness to act on your faith. That's what I'm talking about. Without it, you will not get anywhere spiritually. But, thank God, you can ask Him to give you boldness and He will give it to you.
Read this verse and see what God said to us:
Ephesians 3: 20
20 Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.
God wants us to have daring thoughts, and to dare to ask Him for things. The Bible says He is able to do more than those things we think of and ask for. Get this: nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Now I will show you how to use this your God-given authority where your health is concerned - to be concluded in the next posting.
Mark 11: 23
23 For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.
You need to study and understand this verse. It shows us how to operate by faith. Most of the things in the kingdom of God only work by faith, you need to understand this. There is more to prayer than just praying and speaking words. You have to pray by faith for your prayers to really work.
I am going to be very specific in my next posting. Please, ensure that you come back to visit this site, in your best interest. God bless.
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