Faith in Christ is a journey that must be enjoyed from the moment we convert to the Lord until the day when his coming takes place in the air with his holy angels.

Enjoy living in faith and this will fill your life with joy. The believer is called to believe, has no other office, but creates. This was Abraham's life, since God called him until the day when God considered the end of his days on earth. He was a man of faith and his faith made him a friend of God.

Believers are called believers because they are supposed to be people of faith. They simply believe.
It is yours and mine, that we believe that Jesus is the Lord and that God raised him from the dead and rose again and is now sitting at the right hand of the Father.
What should we do as believers? Just believe that this is so, and that Jesus is the reason for our faith and our hope to meet him in heaven.
If we do not believe in this truth, we are simply wasting time and occupying a place in the church in vain.

As believers, we are called to believe and trust fully in the Lord, and to maintain a positive, simple sense of attitude and faith.

Every believer who believes in his heart will see good results. This is exactly what Abraham saw. God allowed him to see the son of promise and see a set of riches that God had promised him as a product of his trust in Him.

Personally, I can say that when we believe in the promises of God and make them part of our lives, the heart overflows with joy and enthusiasm, and we increase trust in the Lord.

He who says he believes and remains in constant doubt, because he does not see immediate results in his relationship with God, will lead a life of frustrating faith and will live continuously in discouragement. You will never see results and your journey of faith will be full of disappointments in your life.

Say in your heart: Today I am determined to want to enjoy more of my journey of faith in Christ Jesus until I find him in the air when I go to his church.
Today I decide not to allow myself to steal the joy of my faith in Christ, for the thieves of disbelief and doubt.