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Faith is having a knowing without having any logical proof behind it. All faith really means is that you feel confident everything is going to go your way. So how would you develop more faith? You work at it. A lot of people think that you either have faith or you don’t, but it’s actually something you build up within side of you. The more and more you try to look for reasons as to why your going to be ok the more and more your faith builds up until it becomes a concrete knowing.

So your probably saying, “Well ok Ezra, but how do I build up my faith?  So many things aren’t going my way, how could I possible do that?” Trust me when I say I understand where you are at. Remember what I just said, “Faith is having a knowing without having any logical proof behind it.” So the absolutely best place to start is simply by saying, “Everything is going to go my way, and things will be just fine.” The next thing I would recommend you start doing is trying to track down empowering books, music, articles and even people that tell you that. Do everything you can to surround yourself in an uplifting atmosphere to the best of your ability. Most of all allow yourself to start believing that “All is Well” or that The Creator (God) will take care of you.

You might be wondering if your faith is just another word for denial. Though I can assure you with everything in me that it’s not. Denial is when you choose not to acknowledge your doubts what so ever. Faith is embracing a knowing that some how all is going to be ok. When you choose to havfe faith in your life, you are choosing not to dwell on your doubts. You’ve already acknowledged your doubts- so your not denying them.

In time all of this will get easier my friend. Whatever it is you find yourself going through know that its just a passing moment. You will always pull through just like you always have.

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