FAITH
If ye have FAITH as a
grain of MUSTARD SEED...
mountains move,
nothing shall be impossible.
If ye have FAITH as a
grain of MUSTARD SEED...
mountains move,
nothing shall be impossible.
As I study the minuscule MUSTARD SEED,
it appears that only a speck of FAITH is required to do great things.
I have thought at times,
my FAITH certainly
outsized that of this seed.
my FAITH certainly
outsized that of this seed.
Yet my personal mountains remain.
Is my FAITH inadequate?
Have I placed FAITH in the wrong places?
Have I withheld even a speck of BELIEF that my mountains
will ever move?
will ever move?
If a MUSTARD SEED has potential
to move mountains,
to move mountains,
even a speck of UNBELIEF can certainly stop them.
Recently, I read in the Book of Mormon:
And whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name,
which is right,
believing that ye shall receive,
behold it shall be given unto you
3 Nephi 18:20
Those are key words:
ask
right
believing
If everyone were to ask for mountains to be moved
just to see if it would happen,
just to see if it would happen,
it would appear to be more of "a proof"
than an act of FAITH.
than an act of FAITH.
Is what I ask in FAITH
RIGHT?
Is there more for me to learn from this mountain?
Is my MUSTARD SEED of FAITH whole?
or
Is there a speck of UNBELIEF lurking inside?
Is my FAITH placed in the appropriate source?
Is my FAITH in the name of Christ?
It is Christ that rebuked the devil out of the child.
It was FAITH in Christ that even a touch of His robe made the woman whole.
It was BELIEF in the words of Jesus'
"be not afraid, only believe"
that Jairus' daughter rose from the dead.
From "Walking with the Savior"
"If our lives and our FAITH are centered on Jesus Christ and His restored gospel,
nothing can ever go permanently wrong.
On the other hand, if our lives are not centered
on the Savior,
no other success can ever be permanently right."
Howard W. Hunter
Is my eye fixed on the Savior...
my home,
my heart,
my thoughts,
centered on
Christ?
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Maybe my FAITH needs a bit of a remodel...
nothing outlandish,
just the size of a
MUSTARD SEED
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