06/14/2026
Is your faith growing?
The above question is a question that all believers in Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior must ask themselves often in order to calibrate their walk with God. Rest assured, there is nothing like stagnant faith or stagnancy in Christianity. You are either growing in faith or regressing. Also, no stagnant Christian, you are either waxing strong in the Lord or backsliding. It is against nature and creation order for a living being to be stagnant either going stronger or atrophy, no in-betweens. It should be noted that everyone that ever-made marks and impact in the bible had growing faith in the Lord. No one started with great faith but started with little faith and kept growing until they had great faith that distinguished them with distinctions in life.
It should be noted too, that growing faith will prompt you into action, else your faith is not growing. Noah was told of God that a floor of water through rain was eminent. In the first place until then there had never been anything called rain. However, Noah believed God and went into action building an ark as the Lord has instructed him. Growing faith will prompt action in obedience to the instruction given. In due time Noah started gathering species of animals and birds into the Ark in obedience to instruction. If he had not obeyed in building that ark, he wouldn’t have had the place to put the animals. Is there anything God has told you or He is telling you to do. Make the first move without delay, then the follow up instruction will be given. Here is one instruction to the whole human race, which has never happened before. However, it is as sure as Noah’s floor, that it will happen. Rapture of the saints and judgement day are going to happen. Though, when we do not know but it will happen. Are you prepared as Noah prepared for rain, meaning, are you born again yet? In preparation for the end of time, that is due to come inevitably.
Abraham was told to leave his homeland for a place God would show him. He left with luggage, his father and nephew. In so doing he stopped in Haran, after the death of his father he continued to the promised land as originally intended. The place was not conducive to him, then left for Egypt and later came back to the promised land. In the process of his growth in faith, he tried to help God and had Ismael. Later at the fulness of time, he believed God and had the promised son Isaac through Sarah. His faith grew to an extent that when Isaac the child of promise was about 13 years old God tested Abraham to offer Isaac as burnt offering. Abrahm was resolved to do it until at the nick of time God stopped him. Abrahm’s faith grew down the years; he did not start with great faith but ended up with great faith.
What shall we say of the other heroes and heroines in the bible that grew in faith to do incredible exploits to the glory of God and proof of their faith in Jehovah. The same process still applies today and will always apply to the end of time. To make impact in life, your faith must keep growing. As it is written: “Though thy beginning was small, yet thy latter end should greatly increase.” Job 8:7. Growth in faith is an imperative for a successful, victorious and enduring walk with God, there is no other option. Commit yourself to grow in faith. It is written: “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Romans 10:17. The only way to grow faith is by intimating yourself with the word of God and adhere to what it says, acting on the word. We are further exhorted thus: “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” 2 Timothy 2:15. Extensive knowledge of the word of God is required to grow in faith.
It is written: “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.’ Psalm 119:105. It is further written: “For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater: So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.” Isaiah 55:10-11. God is absolutely committed to His words; therefore, you can rest assured that your faith in His word will be answered in the affirmative, trust Him. You should have faith in God because God is utterly faithful. Please, grow your faith, you have the necessary tool. Have a wonderful day and remain blessed in Christ Jesus as you commit to growing in faith. Remember that God is faithful, therefore, you can have faith. Grace and wisdom be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God, in the mighty name of Jesus. Halleluiah!