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Go back to dreaming

God revives your faith, like Abram

27/10/2017

By: Obispo Alex Silva

In Genesis 15:1 God animates Abram, who saw his dreams of parenthood further and further away every day. Abram and his wife were elderly. She was barren, and he started to discredit, to lose hope, and encouragement to accomplish his dream. In order to cheer him up, God told him not to be afraid because God was his shield and his reward. Our God is Almighty and promised him a reward. Everything He does is according to His proportion. See in the Bible God great feats, which are great, or better yet, extraordinary. If it`s necessary, God moves Heaven and Earth, everything for your life, such as the earthquake that He made to release Paul and Silas. He shuts lions` mouth, calms the storm, opens the sea, and makes everything upside down in order to fulfill His promise and to come up with big things. Abram replied to God that, though the Lord promised the exceptional, extraordinary conditions, he wanted a small, simple thing we all tend to have a descendant, an heir. Words said with dismay. Many of us also observe problems, and as miracles seem far, we get discouraged; we start thinking that difficulties will be more prominent. God promised in His word that we would be the head, not the tail. You know, God today wants to cheer you up so that you start believing and receiving what He has prepared for your life. Impossible to the human eye, your most daring dream, God can turn into reality. In order to bless His people, God has already stopped the Sun and the Moon; He can do anything you decide to fulfill His promise in your life.

You have to believe, as Abram needed. The purpose of God`s work, every work of ours, is to remind you that God is with you and pray together with you, ensure that your victory will come and you will be a winner in every sense and aspects of life because God does the work. Go back to dreaming condition because God will accomplish your dreams.

God let Abram speak and replied quickly that his heir would be raised the way God decided because God does His way, and not the way we want or we imagine it should be. God led Abraham out because when we're inside somewhere, our vision is limited through the walls, through space. God wanted Abram not to have doubts, not to be afraid. He should win a distant view, greater one, which could recognize that God owns the infinite and as we can't count stars, the size, and quantity of miracles in his life would be likewise. Don't be afraid like God did to Abram and fulfilled His promise; He will do the same in your life, in a way that, on the day you come to testify, you won't know from where to start, so many victories you will have to tell.