The U.S. dollar is rapidly losing prestige around the world. If you were to choose a currency in these last days to use successfully, what would you choose? The yen? The euro? What currency would you choose to build on?

Why not choose the currency of the Kingdom of God? Do you know what that currency is? It is faith. Faith is the currency of the Kingdom. Without faith it is impossible to please God and receive Kingdom prosperity.

We are facing challenges as a church, and recently the need has been manifested to help to do some extremely important intercession as a church that is a matter of life and death.

It becomes urgent for us to find out how to build the currency of the Kingdom in our lives, to increase our level of faith.

Jude 20 becomes increasingly important: “But you, beloved, building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit.” We know from Paul that one “who speaks in a tongue edifies himself” (I Cor. 14:4).

Jude adds to this edification by showing that the main way we are built up spiritually is having our holy faith edified. After all, every covenant promise of the Kingdom is based on the faith to receive it. That is why we call it the currency of the Kingdom. Faith releases the promises.

It is important to put into practice Jude 20 by praying in the Spirit in order to stir up our most holy faith for the battles that are against us. After having prayed in the spirit, it is also important to say, “I receive all I asked for, Father, in Jesus’ name.”

I will now give a few more ways that we can build up our faith level.

• Reading the Word of God aloud to ourselves. Romans 10:17 says that faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.

 

• Listening for and to the voice of God. Listening to what the Holy Spirit has to say to us can be quite encouraging, as we watch to see how He accomplishes these things He tells us, which builds our faith. We must remember that while the Father and Jesus are in heaven, the Holy Spirit was sent to be with us on earth. He is not far away. He sees all that we see and is our Helper to get us through the rough times.    [Continued ...]
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