To Have Whatsoever You Sayeth

Are you speaking out your faith in prayer? God will honor your words and grant you "whatsoever you sayeth" (Mark 11:23). Trust in His power and obey His commands for the rewards of faith and obedience. The Scripture “You shall have whatsoever you sayeth” (Mark 11:23) is often used to encourage believers to speak out boldly in faith and trust in God’s power to bring prayer request to pass. It’s a reminder that there is power in the spoken word and that God will honor the words of those who are faithful and in tune with His will.

The context of the Scripture is Jesus’ teachings to His disciples on prayer and faith. He was teaching them that prayer is an act of faith and that it is in their best interest to pray with confidence and trust in God’s ability to fulfill their requests.

Jesus then goes on to say, “Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.” (Mark 11:24). This Scripture is a powerful reminder that faith and trust are essential components of effective prayer. When we speak our desires and petitions before God in faith and trust, we can be sure that He will answer our prayer and grant us what we have asked for. This is what it means to “have whatsoever you sayeth” – that God will honor our faith and to fulfill our requests as long as they are in line with His will.

This Scripture also reminds us that trust is essential in our relationship with God. We cannot have faith in something we do not trust. We must trust in God’s goodness, power, and faithfulness in order to have faith in Him. We must also be willing to obey His Word and put His commands into practice.

When we do this, we can be sure that God will reward us for our faith and obedience. Finally, this Scripture reminds us of the importance of speaking out our faith in prayer. The words we speak to God should be filled with faith and trust that He will answer our requests and grant us what we desire.

We should not be afraid to speak boldly, for when we do, God will honor our words and bring them to pass. In conclusion, “You shall have whatsoever you sayeth” (Mark 11:23) is a powerful reminder that faith and trust are essential components of effective prayer. When we speak our desires and petitions before God in faith and trust, we can be sure that He will answer our prayer and grant us what we have asked for. We must also be willing to obey His Word and put His commands into continue practice. When we do this, we can be sure that God will reward us for our faith and obedience. So, let us all speak out boldly, for when we do, God will honor our words and bring them to pass.

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Apostle Jonas Clark
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