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Faith ---Belief---Trust




Using the gift of faith to develop belief and trust in God to begin the healing process

Is faith alone enough to heal or to accomplish any desire or need in life? No. Firstly, you have to have something to out your faith in and that is God. Having faith without God is possible but it is the way harder way to do it and in the end, you will just have faith, nothing else will have come of it and eventually frustration will set it. But in using faith properly, we can develop belief and trust which will lead to fruitful evidence of a working relationship with God through which we can heal.

It says in the Bible that faith is a gift; Ephesians 2:8, “For by grace ye are saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God.” It also says in Romans 12:3,
“. . . God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith.” This means that we have been given faith, we came with it, and we received it automatically. It is up to us to put that faith to use.


We begin by telling our self to have faith.


If we are to get to the point that we can work in union with God, we must trust God but there are steps to take that lead to, and help us to develop, His trust, and the first is using the very gift of faith that He gave us. To use our faith we must apply the idea of having faith every time we are afraid or uncertain. We begin by telling our self to have faith. When we begin to see results from this (and you will), then belief starts to develop and to strengthen. Every time we use our faith and we see the results (God-willing of course), our belief strengthens. It may not always happen that way though, sometimes we may not see results; perhaps it is not God’s will for our path, perhaps it involves someone else’s choices, or perhaps we are asking the wrong thing or we are waiting on God’s Divine timing. When this occurs, we again apply more faith. Eventually, results will be seen and we begin to believe.

As our belief strengthens (through our applied faith) we begin to trust. A relationship with God is a two-way street that involves trust. God is forgiving and we have His promise that we can always trust Him to be there, it is we that have to develop our trust on our end and like any relationship, that of course takes work and faith and belief, but if used and applied daily, this method will work in assisting you to develop trust in God. And when you have trust in God, you have everything and you will have taken the first step to wholeness through God's perfect love and promise for wholeness.



Follow the light of your heart!

Many blessings. 


Cheryl Yale-Bruedigam, CYI-250

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About Cheryl Yale-Bruedigam

Cheryl Yale-Bruedigam, the angels’ author, has been writing spiritually for thirty years. With undergraduate studies in English and women's studies, she devoted over a decade of research and writing to women’s studies and women's spirituality. For the past five years, she has been diligently working in publishing a series of angelic books as well as "The New Age of Christ." 

Bruedigam is a certified yoga and meditation instructor. She lives in New Mexico with her husband.

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