James 3:17 - "But the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, reasonable, full of mercy and good fruits, unwavering, without hypocrisy."

As we speak the tender mercies of the Word over a problem, our faith begins to rise up within us. We then release words of faith and plant seeds of power. These seeds then begin to grow up and become greater than the problems. They begin to bear fruit -- fruit of deliverance, healing, miracles, love, joy, and peace. Souls are drawn into the Kingdom as Jesus is lifted up by the words of our mouth. James 3:17 says that the Word is without hypocrisy. That means when we call things that be not as though they were, we're not lying or being hypocrites. We are not speaking lies or deceptions. We are speaking seeds of faith -- the seeds that start the process of God's operations in our lives and will change our entire surroundings.

Fasting is one Kingdom key to increase one's spiritual hunger. Fasting, when done properly, causes us to block out distractions that hinder us from receiving from God. It positions us to get "clear" about what God is desiring to say to us and do in us. The affairs of life and demonic bondages that compete with God for our attention are put to the side as we seek God.

Affirmations:

I am established, anointed, sealed by God (2 Corinthians 1:21-22)

I arise and walk in dominion power, and lay ahold of the promises of God. (Genesis 1:26)

As I rely on His empowering Presence, He infuses His love into me, moment by moment, as it flows from me into the person He has given me to disciple.

His reality is eternal and unchanging, therefore, far more real than the world I see around me.

ALBERT FINCH MINISTRY