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FAITH LIKE PETER

JUNE 22TH – CAPSULE 22 

TOPIC: FAITH LIKE PETER (DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE) 

BIBLE TEXT: MATTHEW 14 VS 28-29 – And Peter answered  and said, Lord, if it be thou, bid me come unto thee on the water. And he said, come. And when Peter was come down out if the ship, he walked on the water to Jesus.


The Lord has given unto us the gospel truth to help men live in dominion as the Bible says in Gen. 1vs26. As a believer you ought to dominate in life spiritually and physically. To serve the Lord and to be His follower and disciple requires courage and faith. A timid Christian cannot achieve glorious testimonies nor behold the wonders of God through their life. Come boldly before the throne of grace, take a bold step of faith as you trust the word of God (the voice of Christ) though your journey in life.

Apostle Peter was amongst the twelve apostles of Christ in the boat that witnessed the wonders of God as Christ Jesus defied the laws of gravity and walked on water in  the midst of a terrible storm. When Peter recognized his master he took a bold step of faith to do the impossible with Christ Jesus. And Jesus always loves a great faith, because it pleases the Father. Then Peter left the ship and the other disciples and walked on water. 
What a miracle written for us to know that when we take bold steps of faith like Peter we will conquer territories where no man has conquered before.
Remember, to have such faith, you must always have a right heart and put your trust in Christ and follow the Lord. You can do the impossible with a faith like Peter when you are in Christ and the Holy Ghost gives you direction. 


Prayer: Heavenly Father, please increase my faith and I cast out doubt and all forms of unbelief in my life in Jesus name.

Insight: When you trust the Lord, you will always do the impossible with Christ Jesus.

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