Why You’re Not Receiving From God | #139
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In this episode of More Faith, More Life, Steve Gray and Zion Vierra break down what doubt really is and why “trying harder to believe” is not the biblical answer. In James chapter 1, James isn’t describing someone who needs more positive thinking. He’s describing someone who’s living unanchored.
This episode is a wake-up call and a rescue plan: perseverance isn’t a punishment, wisdom isn’t a quick fix, and the anchor is wholehearted loyalty to God. If you feel spiritually stuck, emotionally scattered, or like you’re praying but nothing is changing, this will show you exactly what to do next.life.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Doubt: Doubt in faith is not just the hesitation to believe but often a reluctance to fully commit one's heart and life to God’s teachings.
- Biblical Perseverance: Surviving life's challenges requires perseverance based on biblical principles which leads to spiritual maturity and no lack of anything.
- Faith as an Anchor: Keeping faith as an anchor prevents one from becoming unstable and double-minded, especially during trials and persecutions.
- Receiving God's Wisdom: True wisdom involves loyalty to God and igniting the covenant promises, not just solving immediate problems.
- Generosity of God: God gives generously without finding fault, yet individuals must be ready to receive His blessings by not being unstable in their faith.
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