Your Faith Can Move Mountains. There are all sorts of problems in life that only God’s miraculous power can resolve. He moves “mountains” for his faith every day.
Jesus taught that if believers had faith as small as a mustard seed they could say to a mountain, “Be uprooted and thrown into the sea,” and it would obey them.
1. Have faith in God’s Word
When people say that faith can move mountains, they often mean that a person with strong, immovable faith will believe that God can accomplish a stupendous amount of work. But the real meaning of this phrase is that when we trust in and rely on God’s Word, even the most difficult things can be accomplished.
To develop a strong faith, we must start with His Word. The best way to do this is to spend time every day reading and listening to anointed Bible messages. This will help our faith grow so that we can believe for the impossible.
Remember, God is not asking us to move a mountain—that’s something He will do on His own. Instead, He is calling us to focus on His power and promises. He is more interested in what He will do through you than the size of the mountain. He has already promised to heal you, deliver you and meet all your needs.
2. Have faith in yourself
Have you heard that saying, “your faith can move mountains”? What does that really mean? When people say that, they are usually referring to the power of prayer.
But it can also be a metaphor for having faith in yourself. Having faith in yourself is an essential part of having a powerful life. Many of us have big goals for our lives but we do not believe that we can achieve them. We need to work on believing in ourselves and start taking action to make it happen.
A great way to do this is to break your goal down into smaller steps and then work on each one. This way, you can see your progress and build your confidence over time. Another thing that helps is to have a positive attitude and be compassionate towards yourself. You should never berate yourself for making mistakes or being less than perfect. In fact, it is best to accept those mistakes as a learning opportunity and then move on.
3. Have faith in others
When we have faith in others, it means believing that what they’re doing is for the good of the whole. It’s the kind of faith that inspires people to push past their limits to help those around them. It’s the kind of faith that leads to Herculean accomplishments.
Having faith in others can be difficult, but it is essential to human life. It can help us overcome obstacles that we would never otherwise be able to face, and it can give us the courage to keep going even when things get tough.
Harris Faulkner, who hosts the shows “Faulkner Focus” and “Outnumbered,” says that finding stories for her new book, “Faith Still Moves Mountains,” was a rewarding process. She interviewed many individuals, including a survivor of the 2012 shooting at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater and the grandson of General George S. Patton, who said prayer was a key part of his life. She also spoke with a woman who survived the tornado in Alabama that left her trapped inside a closet she used for prayer.
4. Have faith in the goodness of the world
Having faith in the goodness of the world isn’t easy when we see global atrocities like petty crimes, drug-fueled robberies, children killed between morning announcements and first recess, and whole communities being driven off their land onto frigid oceans in flimsy boats. But, this is exactly when our faith is most important.
If we have faith that moves mountains, it means that our trust is so deep that we speak to the mountain (or our problem) and believe that what we say will come to pass. This is the kind of faith that Jesus talks about in Matthew 10.
A person with this type of faith has so much confidence in God’s power that they don’t question what He says will happen. This is the kind of faith that Abraham had – the kind of faith that made him willing to sacrifice his son. It’s the kind of faith that a Christian can have, if they will spend time in prayer and seek God’s kingdom above all else.
