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Faith Statement

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R.T. Kendall writes, ‘For Joseph, vindication on the spot might have done something for him in that moment; but it wouldn’t have done anything for the kingdom of God. When we are mistreated in any way, we must realise that our suffering has profound and vast implications for the greater kingdom of God. There are unseen reasons for continued suffering. Who knows what God will do with your life if you take mistreatment with dignity?’

‘… if you have faith as small as a mustard seed… nothing will be impossible for you’ (Matthew 17:20–21).


Norman Vincent Peale said, ‘A positive mental attitude is a belief that things are going to turn out well, and that you can overcome any kind of trouble or difficulty.’

Jesus said, ‘With God all things are possible’ (Matthew 19:26). This is far more than the power of positive thinking. It is the power of God that makes what seems impossible possible.

Nothing is impossible with God (Luke 1:37).

For He performs what is planned (appointed) for me, And He is mindful of many such things.
Job 23:14 AMP

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