Faith

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 The faith God requires of us for salvation is belief in what the Bible says about who Jesus is and what He accomplished and fully trusting in Jesus for that salvation (Acts 16:31). Biblical faith is always accompanied by repentance (Matthew 21:32; Mark 1:15).

The biblical definition of faith does not apply only to salvation. It is equally applicable to the rest of our life. We are to believe what the Bible says, and we are to obey it. We are to believe the promises of God, and we are to live accordingly. We are to agree with the truth of God’s Word, and we are to allow ourselves to be transformed by it (Romans 12:2).

Why is this so important? Because “without faith, it is impossible to please God” (Hebrews 11:6). Without faith, we cannot be saved (John 3:16). Without faith, our life cannot be what God intends it to be (John 10:10). 

This leads me to my final statement.

I believe "you can" be debt-free! Can anyone see themselves debt-free? I don't think you understand what I am saying. I don't want you to get excited about the statement, you are too excited. There must be a revelation in your spirit that it's possible and that takes time. 

I remember when it happened to me. I got to a point when I finally believed I could be debt-free. It happened to me. I am living it!

Debt-free means - you are not burdened by any financial obligation that restricts you from helping people and blessing God's work. That's debt-free!

Saying it and believing it is a different story.

Let me tell you something God has something he wants to do for you, but he is trying to get you to believe it first.

When you believe something, you start preparing for it. You start organizing your life to receive it. 

In other words, you start living it, now!

Believe in God, believe what God says, believe what God promises, believe what God tells you. Believe that and act on it as if you believe it. 

Believe!

"If you can'?" said Jesus. "Everything is possible for one who believes." - Mark 9:23