Believe, faith can move mountains

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Every one of us has his or her own faith, that is why Jesus in many cases refers to his patients saying, “Your faith has made you whole.” Jesus put the emphasis on their faith, which was not His faith.
No matter how much good your bishop is at teaching about faith, but it is practically impossible for him to pass on his faith to you, all he can do is to activate your faith with his teaching. Somebody’s faith cannot be your faith. You need to have your own faith!
Faith is both subjective and objective for it to be able to bring one results. The desire of faith is to workout a miracle.
The desire of faith is to create something out of nothing. The desire of faith is to move objects from one place to another. The greatest desire of faith is to help and assist an individual in which it is resting upon in achieving greatest things for him or her. In order for faith to achieve this, it has to have an object it fixes its eyes upon and it has to have a subject it is trying to drive home about.
Mark 5 v 25 tells us of a certain woman who had be  haemorrhaging for 12 years, but couldn’t be healed of her disease. She suffered from many things, had spent all that she had and was not cured, but rather grew worse.
One day when she heard about Jesus, her faith found an object where to fix its eyes upon and already she had a subject that when she could only touch the clothes of Jesus, the object, she can be made whole.
She wasn’t taught to have that faith, but her faith was activated when she heard about Jesus because faith comes by hearing and hearing the spoken word of God.
Immediately after she had put her faith into action, her condition was nothing, but bettered, she got healed of her infirmity of 12 years.
It was her faith that got her the results. In Matthew 8 v 5, Jesus met a centurion who asked Him to speak a word to his sick servant who was lying at home. Jesus confessed that He had never seen such faith so great in any man. That faith was only for that centurion. The centurion came to the object of his faith with a subject.
The centurion expected to see the word of Jesus coming out of His mouth, going into the right street, choosing the right location, locating the right house, getting into the right room, getting the right bed where  his sick servant was lying on and healed him.
That’s the centurion man’s faith! Faith for results.
In Mark 7 v 25, a certain Syrophoenician heard about Jesus and she besought Him that He would cast forth the devil out of her daughter and she fell at the feet of Jesus. She was not a Jew and Jesus told her that the bread of healing she was looking for was not for the dogs, but for the children and she couldn’t turn away from Jesus her object of faith!
She said, “I have found you, even dogs can eat that which fell from the children’s table” and her faith got her the result. Her faith was not the faith of a centurion and it was not that of a woman with an issue of blood, it was her own faith. Many a times Jesus would rebuke His disciples asking them about where they left their faith. You have got your faith and I have my faith! A miracle that you have been always looking for is not far away from you.
All you need is to hear about what the Lord is doing and where He is doing it and by whom is He doing it.
For faith comes by hearing and when your faith comes after hearing, arise and begin to look for an object to hang your faith on. Carry with you the subject, for faith is subjective. Put your faith into action. Whatever your faith is telling you to do, do it and the results are inevitable. You have your own faith. Don’t allow folks to define your faith, for the just shall live by faith not by folks!
Your bishop’s faith is his, it is not your faith. Use him as your object of your faith, he is a carrier of the divine truths. See him as a place where you can meet with God. The Bible says that believe in the Lord your God and you shall be established and also believe in his servants for your own prosperity (2 Chronicles 20 v 20).
In 1 John 4 v 20 Jesus tells us that no man can be able to love God whom he hath never seen, we have to love that which the Lord had made to be available for us in order to love Him.
In Mark 10 v 46, Jesus had to be close physically to Bartimaeus for the miracles of his eyes to locate him. Jesus had to become a both spiritually and physically Jesus in order to heal this man.
Today, He is still the same as yesterday, He is spiritual and He gave us some physical bodies which we can still touch in order to reach Him. Zimbabwe, have faith in God.