Many of us understand the need to stand in faith to receive the promises of God and the desires of our hearts.  We may pray and confess our promises in the morning or at night, releasing our faith for the manifestation of them.  But, after we make that faith declaration, how do we spend the rest of our day?  Do we dwell on the problem more than the promises of God?  Do we spend time worrying, doubting, stressing, and rehearsing the problem and the worst case scenarios more than we spend time declaring the promises of God?

When we do that we fuel the problem more than our faith.  We may know that God can do anything, but when we allow thoughts of doubt to run rampant, we fuel the problem more than the promises of God.  To resolve this issue and allow our faith to manifest, every time the thoughts of the problem come, let’s declare the promises of God.  Let’s be intentional about fueling the promises of God and manifesting the products of our faith.
Romans 4: 20Yet he did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God, but was strengthened in his faith and gave glory to God,
Inspired by Pastor Creflo Dollar