This is located in the NKJV Spirit-Filled Bible Third Edition.

The Walk of Faith

The walk of faith is a glorious process of becoming increasingly free in Christ. By faith in Jesus’ resurrection, we become free from the fear of death. Through faith in Jesus as our High Priest, we know that we have One who understands our temptations and can help us as we become free from sin. By faith in Jesus’ holiness in our lives, we can be free to boldly enter God’s presence without hesitation. Continue to put you faith in Jesus daily. Know that you can entirely trust Him who is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Action

Understand that Jesus has destroyed the power of death and released you from the terrible bondage of the fear of death. In faith, take hold of freedom.

Go to Jesus when you are tempted. Be strengthened and comforted, knowing that He understands being tempted and is able to help you.

Welcome the conviction of the Holy Spirit through God’s Word. Understand that conviction of sin is an expression of God’s mercy. It leads to forgiveness, which leads to freedom.

Come boldly to God’s throne of grace. Speak freely with Him. Believe that Jesus understands and is there for you.

Learn about faith from the lives of the stories of the heroes of faith in this chapter. Understand that faith is the confident assurance of what we hope for and the proof of things we cannot see.

Look at nothing bu Jesus, the One who began and will complete your faith. Embrace God’s training through discipline. Know that it produces peace and righteous.

May the peace of God be with you today and everyday.

If you haven’t accepted Christ as your savior yet and would like to do so, please pray these words:

“Jesus, I acknowledge I am a sinner and I am in need of salvation. Thank you for your sacrifice on the cross. Come into my heart and make me new. Thank you for your gift of eternal life. Help me to learn to walk with you now. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

If you prayed that prayer, please tell someone that can help guide you in the next steps of your relationship with Jesus.

God Bless,

Beverly H.