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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Doubting The Word To doubt what the Word of God says is the most foolish thing that we as humans can do and to listen to the devil’s voice will only to his amusement make a fool out of you. The nickname Doubting Thomas stuck to that disciple just like some powerful tube of glue and if you are not careful of your thoughts it can do the same work on you. Wouldn’t we rather than be known as the one our Lord can trust leaning on Him and His Heavenly Word it surely and definitely is a must. Taking the Word as written and then choosing to make a courageous stand always pushing the enemy back and reclaiming from him all of our stuff and our lost land. Time is so short, my brethren there is no time to waste doubting His promises robs us of our strength and causes us to stumble and to fall right on our face. For we know that the word says anything that is not faith is sin and His precious Spirit is always aware of our heart’s voice and whatever is within. So, next time that ole’ devil of doubt comes calling and banging at your door knock him down with the Word of God and give him what is due him and ever so much more. Then when he sees now that you and I are going to take a strong stand he’ll pack up his bags and move to a more weaker and passive land. Written by: Marilyn S. Jennings 9/2/1994
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