Faith Activation

from A Course in Miracles Hosted by Jennifer Hadley

Worry is the negative use of faith. It is a faith in a power that is opposed to Love. Doubt is a belief in an alternate power. A Course in Miracles teaches us to lean not upon our own understanding, but to, as Jennifer Hadley says, “Partner UP!” Many spiritual students struggle with this issue of faith and don’t even understand why. Many advanced spiritual students secretly believe their own prayer power is limited, defective, or failing. In this way, doubt leads to even more doubt! Faith is a muscle. You strengthen it and then you have a resource to meet ANY challenge. Are you willing to build your faith muscle?

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