Hope coupled with faith helps the believer to receive the mysteries of God to be released and revealed. “Without faith it is impossible to please God” (Heb. 11:6a). Hope by definition is a feeling and desire for a thing to happen. We hope for the desire of God to fulfill His purpose in our lives from day to day, from glory to glory.
In this episode of Flawed and Free on Charisma Podcast Network, Discovering Hope in the Midst of a Crisis, I explain the importance of learning to live in reverse, in the unseen supernatural dimension, to manifest God’s promises and pull heaven down on earth. Many of us may feel overwhelmed with the process of where we are in the present time. Being patient in the process helps to build our endurance and grow us spiritually to handle what He is preparing us for in the next stage of our journeys.
With new levels come new devils, and you’ve got to be able to fight, defeat and overcome your present struggles before you get to the next stage. So we must hope and have an expectation and desire for God to help us in times of despair and need, always remembering we are no longer victims but victors thanks to Christ Jesus! It is in God’s perfect plan for our lives to give us a future and hope, as Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us.
For more warfare strategies on how to hear the voice of God, seeking forgiveness after experiencing church hurt and learning how to pray through persecution, be sure to check out other episodes of Flawed and Free. {eoa}
Tyna Jalieba, CEO and founder of Flawed and Free, is the warrior princess who hosts the Flawed and Free podcast on Charisma Podcast Network. Tyna has spent almost 20 years as a registered nurse and five years as a family nurse practitioner and now utilizes those gifts in discipleship and kingdom building through healing and deliverance. As a spiritual warfare strategist, prophetic intercessor and deliverance minister, the Lord allows Tyna to steward and support the servants of God to free them from the flaws of their past into the freedom of their future.
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