Deepen your journey with our faith in action devotional podcast episode, a path towards Jesus.
IntroductionMany of us, as Salvationists, believe we are justified with God through grace and faith alone, that there is nothing we can do to earn God's love and favour. But we also know that James writes that faith without deeds is dead. So, today we explore the powerful concept of real faith in action. Our inspiration comes from Matthew 9:27-38, a passage that teaches us about the unwavering belief in Jesus and the incredible things that can happen when we reach out to him.
In this passage, we encounter two blind men who desperately seek Jesus' healing touch. Despite the obstacles, they persist in their pursuit, shouting, 'Son of David, have mercy on us!' Their faith is tangible, and Jesus responds by restoring their sight.
Jesus Shows Us Faith in ActionBut the story doesn't end there. Jesus continues his ministry, healing the sick, raising the dead, and proclaiming the good news of the kingdom. His heart is moved with compassion as he sees the crowds, recognising their spiritual need. He urges his disciples to pray for more labourers to join in the harvest.
This passage reminds us that real faith in action believes that Jesus can meet our needs, no matter how impossible they may seem. It is a faith that perseveres through adversity, refusing to be deterred by doubt or discouragement. It is a faith that reaches out to Jesus with unwavering confidence, knowing that he is the source of all healing and restoration.
What About Our Own Faith in Action?Today, let us reflect on our own faith in action. Are we willing to believe that Jesus can meet our needs, even when circumstances seem bleak? Are we willing to reach out to him, trusting that nothing and no-one will stop us from seeking his help?
Reflection Question:How can you demonstrate your unwavering faith in Jesus today?
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