But ye, beloved, building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost (Jude 1:20)
As we learned before, we must replace fear with faith. I want to bring to your attention today that God has given us the spiritual gift of praying in tongues. After we have declared words of faith from God’s Word, we can strengthen this faith and make it bold by praying in tongues. When we pray in tongues, the inner man prays through the Holy Spirit’s words, which stir up the power of God within us. Not only that, but it also edifies our spirit, and our faith is solidified.
Faith never fails, which means there must be a result, an outcome, and a change in the situation. After casting out fear and standing confidently on the Word of God, it is equally important that we actively engage in bringing about change in this physical realm. Any situation can be turned around in our favor.
When you pray in tongues, you pray through the wisdom of God. There are angels, referred to as ministering spirits, who recognize our instructions and begin to take action to produce a complete solution. Praying in tongues is not something you do for a moment; it is something you do until you know, with assurance, that the desired outcome is achieved. There is a note of victory you should wait for. You should pray until you feel the satisfaction that the matter has been resolved.
Don’t stop early; it is also risky to do nothing about the matter. Your mind may try to play games with you, suggesting that you stop praying and start trying to fix things through worldly ways. Don’t fall for the tricks of the carnal mind. A quality time spent praying in the Holy Ghost is the key to a supernatural testimony.
Prayer:
Dear Heavenly Father, I thank You that You love me and that You are training me in righteousness. I am Your child, and Your ability is at work in me. As I spend time praying through the Holy Spirit, I know that every situation will bow down in the name of Jesus. I thank You for the victory You have given me in Christ Jesus. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
